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Bullish Dems split on best choice for Missouri Senate upset
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Lucas Kunce, a candidate who is seeking the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate, waves to people along West Florissant Ave. during the Dellwood Juneteenth Parade and Celebration on Sunday, June 19, 2022, in Dellwood, Mo. Kunce brings a Marine swagger and a grassroots populism that appeals to some, particularly in outstate Missouri. He has raised more money than any other candidate — Democrat or Republican — in each of the last four quarters. - photo by David Carson/St. Louis Post-Dispatch via AP
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Democrats are feeling bullish about their chances for an upset in Missouri’s U.S. Senate race if scandal-tarred former Gov. Eric Greitens becomes the Republican nominee. But they’re divided on which of their two top candidates is the best bet for a victory in November.