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How Democrats swept the midterms
12 left outlets ran this →Maine finally ran out of patience with Susan Collins
12 left outlets ran this →Defeating Trump's Handpicked Candidate, Democrat Annie Andrews Wins Senate Seat Long Held by Warmonger Lindsey Graham
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 5 outlets over 36h.
Washington Examiner · +38 min The Washington Times · +54 min Townhall · +19h CNBC · +36h Fox News
Democrats have flipped seven Senate seats, nearly 30 House districts, five governorships and up to 12 state legislative chambers in a historic 2026 midterm rout.
Read at cnbc.com →Democratic candidate Zach Dembo on Tuesday won Kentucky's 6th Congressional District, a seat that has heavily favored Republicans in recent elections.
Read at washingtontimes.com →Democrats have flipped control of Kentucky’s 6th Congressional District after Democrat Zach Dembo defeated Republican Ralph Alvarado for the open battleground seat, a shocking result for a seat once thought to be safely in Republican hands.
Read at washingtonexaminer.com →Victoria Broderick and Cyril Jefferson lead GOP incumbents in deep-red districts after running remarkably low-cost campaigns.
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