Forget left vs. center. Democratic voters are making clear they just want change

Voters in recent Democratic primaries are signaling impatience with the status quo — favoring turnover and change more than a clear ideological shift.
Progressive insurgents scored big wins in Michigan and Minnesota (despite heavy outside spending), though some progressive bids, like in Wisconsin, fell short — the results are mixed.
A push for generational change is rising: younger candidates won key contests and younger voters helped drive insurgent campaigns that unseated long-serving incumbents.