Democrats Inch Towards Historic House Majority Since 2008 Amid Trump's Rout
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The incumbent president's party often loses seats in a midterm election, but this would be the largest victory by either party in half a century, signalling a tail end of decades of Democratic domination of the House.
Key Takeaways
- Democrats Inch Towards Historic House Majority Since 2008 Amid Trump's Rout
- The incumbent president's party often loses seats in a midterm election, but this would be the largest victory by either party in half a century, signalling a tail end of decades of Democratic domination of the House.
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The incumbent president's party often loses seats in a midterm election, but this would be the largest victory by either party in half a century, signalling a tail end of decades of Democratic domination of the House.
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