Democrats vote in primaries in record-breaking numbers

Democratic primary voters turned out in record numbers across multiple states ahead of November's midterm elections. Wisconsin Democrats cast nearly 800,000 ballots Tuesday, their highest midterm total in over 20 years, following 1.5 million Democratic voters in Michigan the previous week. The surge, driven by competitive Democratic primaries in Wisconsin, Michigan, Texas and Georgia, gives Democrats momentum as they seek to retain control of Congress despite the party traditionally facing disadvantages in midterm elections.