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2026-11-04 22:18
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Democrats score key secretary of state wins ahead of the 2028 election
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 2 outlets over 13h.
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Democrats won secretary of state contests in four presidential battlegrounds while making inroads in red territory, giving them election oversight authority in key states for the 2028 elections.
Read at nbcnews.com → - The Guardian USLean left
Party sees historic victories with Gina Hinojosa’s stunning upset in Texas and Georgia’s Keisha Lance Bottoms becoming first Black female governor in US Democrats are hoping to win a majority of governor’s offices across the US after marking significant victories in Texas, Georgia, Ohio and Iowa.
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