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For a decade, the political map has been largely stagnant, locked into the same half-dozen or so political battlegrounds, reflecting a polarized, evenly divided country. On Tuesday, voters took a wrecking ball to that map, electing Democrats in states that were long considered reliably Republican. Kansas, South Carolina, Texas, Ohio and Iowa — all states that President Donald Trump easily won two years ago — backed Democrats for the U.S. Senate and, in several of them, for gover

Voters have dramatically shifted the political landscape by electing Democrats in traditionally Republican states. Kansas, South Carolina, Texas, Ohio, and Iowa on Tuesday backed Democrats for the U.S. Senate and, in some cases, governor. Those are all states where Republican Donald Trump won two years ago in the presidential election. The question now is whether this marks a lasting change or a reaction to Trump's unpopularity and rising living costs. Kansas elected a Democratic senator for the

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Voters have dramatically shifted the political landscape by electing Democrats in traditionally Republican states. Kansas, South Carolina, Texas, Ohio and Iowa on...

Voters have dramatically shifted the political landscape by electing Democrats in traditionally Republican states. Kansas, South Carolina, Texas, Ohio and Iowa on Tuesday backed Democrats for the U.S. Senate and sometimes governor. Those are all states Republican Donald Trump won two years ago in the presidential election. The question now is whether this marks a lasting change or a reaction to Trump's unpopularity and rising living costs. Kansas elected a Democratic senator for the first time s

In 2024, Donald Trump’s election night wins in the presidential battlegrounds of Georgia, North Carolina, Texas and Florida meant that most Americans went to bed on Tuesday with a good idea of the result of the election — and woke up to the networks having called enough states to declare Trump the president-elect.