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Democrat Bob Harvie wins election to U.S. House in Pennsylvania's 1st Congressional District
Harvie capitalized on Democratic support and voter frustration over affordability to unseat the five-term Republican incumbent, flipping a district the GOP had held for years.
- On Tuesday, Democratic State Senator JD Ford defeated incumbent Republican Victoria Spartz in Indiana's 5th Congressional District, securing 55 percent of the vote with 71 percent counted.
- Spartz's loss marks a stunning shift from her prior dominance; President Donald Trump won the district by more than 17 points two years ago, yet voters expressed frustration over inflation and tariffs.
- Ford centered his campaign around lowering daily costs and protecting healthcare access, pledging to "fight corruption" and "stand up to corporate interests" in Washington.
- This victory makes him the first openly gay person elected to Congress from Indiana, building on his 2020 win when he unseated a 13-year incumbent in the Indiana General Assembly.
- Critics challenged Spartz's stance on due process; Binion wrote, "Justice should not be reduced to vengeance," refuting her past claim that undocumented immigrants "are not entitled to due process.
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The NOTL LocalDemocrat Johnny Garcia wins election to U.S. House in Texas' 35th Congressional District
Democrat Johnny Garcia won election Wednesday to the U.S. House of Representatives representing Texas' 35th Congressional District, defeating Republican Carlos De La Cruz.
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