What Does Democrats’ Election Sweep Mean For The US?
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President Donald Trump lost big in Tuesday's elections, as voters rejected candidates he endorsed and causes he championed around the country.
In the first major elections of Trump's second term, his unpopularity proved a drag on Republican nominees, a sign of potential trouble for the GOP in next year's midterms.
Two Democrats who won governors races, meantime, were both first elected to the House in the 2018 midterm elections during Trump's first term...
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