Immigration Tactics Motivated Voters, Near and Far From Southern Border
Trump’s aggressive ICE raids brought border battles to city streets, sparking fierce backlash over overreach.
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Trump’s aggressive ICE raids brought border battles to city streets, sparking fierce backlash over overreach.
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San Francisco hosted a victory parade on Wednesday for the new W.N.B.A. champions, a team that’s not even two years old but has made the Bay Area swoon.
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The president’s approval was essential to winning Republican Senate primaries. It became lethal in competitive general-election races.
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A two-term Democratic governor and a suburban revolt against President Trump laid the groundwork for Adam Hamilton’s victory.
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Democrats’ sweep of Congress further whittled the already small ranks of Republican women.
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Democrats are clinging to small leads in both states, and it may take quite a while until the winners are known.
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Mr. Villegas flipped a district held by Representative David Valadao, a moderate Republican, in the state’s traditionally conservative Central Valley region.
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Democrats’ sweep of Congress further whittled the already small ranks of Republican women.
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Abdul El-Sayed’s election to the Senate is significant not because he shares their religion, Muslim Americans said, but because he prioritizes issues that many voters care about.
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His party just suffered a drubbing unseen in decades. But the president, leading a tour of his ballroom project, was placid and eager to wax on about construction instead.
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Democrats will have a real chance to govern in Texas for the first time in about 25 years, and they’re facing pressure to deliver.
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The race for U.S. Senate is close in Mississippi, which does not allow for vote recounts in statewide elections.
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When a new Congress is sworn in, it will have the power to hold hearings and issue subpoenas, prompting one representative to advise White House officials and others to “lawyer up.”
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Republicans tried to redraw congressional maps to tilt more seats in their favor. Democrats captured many of the new districts instead.
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Gov. Brian Kemp, a Republican, declined to call a special session to draw new congressional maps or weaken the power of the governor’s office before a Democrat takes office.
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Mr. Villegas flipped a district held by Representative David Valadao, a moderate Republican, in the state’s traditionally conservative Central Valley region.
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