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2026-11-04 06:03
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Blue tsunami officially crushes Republican control of US House of Representatives
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First reported by Fox News (Right); 2 outlets over 33 min.
Fox News · +33 min The Blaze
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- The BlazeRight
The U.S. House of Representatives fell relatively early to Democratic control on election night. NBC News projected that Democrats would take over more than 240 seats in the House and seize control of the lower chamber of Congress. They needed only 218 to take control.
Read at theblaze.com → - Fox NewsRight
Democrats seized the House majority as an unprecedented blue wave flipped battleground districts and safe red seats in a blow to Donald Trump.
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