Democrats Retake Majority in Senate After Running Competitive Races in Red States
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The new Democratic majority took shape after victories in states that have traditionally been competitive or pro-Republican.
Democrats won control of the Senate. They might not give it back until 2032
Democrats won at least 54 Senate races during Tuesday’s midterm elections, with two more races still waiting to be called in Alaska and Mississippi. The dominant romp has some Republicans worried that Democrats could remain in control of the upper chamber beyond the 2028 presidential election and potentially as long as 2032. Democrats unseated Republican […]
The Democrats managed to win the election races in seven states where the Republicans currently had senatorial mandates and thus secured their majority in the U.S. Senate, according to preliminary results published by CNN and New York Times. In two other U.S. states – Florida and Louisiana – the Republicans kept the mandates, but in a very different ...
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SIC NotíciasAccording to the projections, the Americans gave the victory to the Democrats in the Senate. Between the defeat of a historic Republican senator to the democratic victory in a state where it has not won for 93 years, know which states have turned.
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