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Trump breaks GOP losing streak in nation’s largest majority-Arab city with a pivotal final week

Donald Trump won in Dearborn, a city with a large Arab population, receiving nearly 18,000 votes compared to Vice President Kamala Harris's 15,000 votes.
This victory is notable as it is the first Republican win in Dearborn since 2000, reversing a trend where Democratic presidential candidates previously dominated.
Many voters believed Trump would better manage the situation in the Middle East, reflecting dissatisfaction with the Biden-Harris administration's approach to the Israel-Hamas war.

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Trump breaks GOP losing streak in nation's largest majority-Arab city with a pivotal final week

Donald Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate since 2000 to win the majority-Arab city of Dearborn, Michigan. Voters say a last-minute visit from Trump to the city helped him

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