In the quiet hills of western New Hampshire, a congressional primary has resolved into something larger than a local contest — a referendum, however partial, on the Biden era's foreign policy legacy. Maggie Goodlander, whose husband Jacob Sullivan stood at the center of some of the most consequential and contested decisions of the last administration, defeated a progressive challenger to advance toward November. Her victory suggests that Democratic primary voters in this reliably blue district were not yet ready to render a harsh verdict on the years just passed, even as the nation continues t