U.S. Representative Ilhan Omar has secured the Democratic Party nomination for a fourth term in Minnesota's 5th District, defeating challenger Don Samuels with 56.2% of the vote. Omar's victory comes as a significant win for progressive Democrats, especially following recent primary losses by fellow Squad members Jamaal Bowman and Cori Bush. Her successful campaign was bolstered by a substantial fundraising effort, amassing $6.8 million, far surpassing Samuels' $1.4 million. While Omar celebrated her win, Samuels noted that many constituents still feel disconnected from her leadership. Omar's stance on Israel has drawn criticism from some quarters, including Samuels, who accused her of divisiveness. The outcome of her primary reflects ongoing tensions within the Democratic Party regarding foreign policy and the influence of pro-Israel funding groups in elections.