Rep. Ilhan Omar has successfully won the Democratic primary in Minnesota's 5th Congressional District, defeating moderate challenger Don Samuels, who had nearly unseated her in the previous election. Omar's victory comes amidst a challenging environment for her progressive colleagues in the 'Squad', who have faced significant financial opposition from pro-Israel groups, notably the United Democracy Project, which did not invest in Omar's primary this cycle. This absence of external funding contrasts sharply with the millions spent against fellow Squad members Cori Bush and Jamaal Bowman, who both lost their primaries to moderate candidates. Omar raised and spent significantly more than Samuels, securing her position as the favorite for reelection in the heavily Democratic district. Despite controversies surrounding her criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, Omar's broad support across the Democratic spectrum, including endorsements from party leaders, bolstered her campaign. The primary's delayed results initially fueled speculation about election integrity, but Omar's lead was ultimately confirmed, solidifying her incumbency for another term.