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Election results may portend new directions
Following a midterm election that saw significant Democratic gains, the 119th Congress returned to work amidst a divided government and skepticism regarding future bipartisan cooperation.
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Source context: Democratic gains were expected, but surveys almost uniformly underestimated how well the left would do. Many pollsters seem to have made similar mistakes.
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Democratic gains were expected, but surveys almost uniformly underestimated how well the left would do. Many pollsters seem to have made similar mistakes.
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Following a midterm election that saw significant Democratic gains, the 119th Congress returned to work amidst a divided government and skepticism regarding future bipartisan cooperation.
Democrats made historic gains with voters in the Southern US. Now the party needs to figure out how to keep them.
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