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Washington State Democratic Party: Statement on Stephen Miller Appointed WH Chief of Staff
SEATTLE, Washington, Nov. 7 -- The Washington State Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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November 6, 2026
Statement on Stephen Miller Appointed WH Chief of Staff
Seattle, WA - Today, Chair Shasti Conrad released the following statement reacting to the firing of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and her replacement by Stephen Miller:
"Rather than learn from the overwhelming statement voters across the country made on Tuesday night to reign in his authoritarian impulses, Trump has fired his Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and replaced her with the architect of his administration's
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SEATTLE, Washington, Nov. 7 -- The Washington State Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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November 6, 2026
Statement on Stephen Miller Appointed WH Chief of Staff
Seattle, WA - Today, Chair Shasti Conrad released the following statement reacting to the firing of White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and her replacement by Stephen Miller:
"Rather than learn from the overwhelming statement voters across the country made on Tuesday night to reign in his authoritarian impulses, Trump has fired his Chief of Staff Susie Wiles and replaced her with the architect of his administration'smost inhumane policies. Thankfully, Democratic control in the House and Senate ensure oversight of this lawless and chaotic administration. Stephen Miller should know our country and the world are watching as he seeks to double down on the policies that led to the worst Republican electoral performance since Watergate."
The Washington State Democratic Party is committed to advancing progressive policy, empowering the grassroots, and ensuring Democratic victories up and down the ballot. Chair of the Washington Democrats, Shasti Conrad, is the first Indian-American woman to chair a major state party and led the most successful Democratic state party in 2024 and continued that streak in 2025.
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Original text here: https://wadems.org/press/11-6-26-statement-on-stephen-miller-appointed-wh-chief-of-staff/
DNC: In the States - Historic Blue Wave Sweeps the Nation as Democrats Deliver Victories Up and Down the Ballot
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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November 6, 2026
IN THE STATES: Historic Blue Wave Sweeps the Nation as Democrats Deliver Victories Up and Down the Ballot
Democrats made history this week while delivering massive victories up and down the ballot as voters across America decisively rejected Donald Trump and Republicans' harmful agenda. In red, blue, and purple districts, working people put their trust in Democrats and our agenda to lower costs, expand access to healthcare, and make life more affordable.
From Texas and Georgia
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 7 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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November 6, 2026
IN THE STATES: Historic Blue Wave Sweeps the Nation as Democrats Deliver Victories Up and Down the Ballot
Democrats made history this week while delivering massive victories up and down the ballot as voters across America decisively rejected Donald Trump and Republicans' harmful agenda. In red, blue, and purple districts, working people put their trust in Democrats and our agenda to lower costs, expand access to healthcare, and make life more affordable.
From Texas and Georgiato Ohio, South Carolina, Kansas, Iowa, North Carolina, and beyond, Democrats built a blue wave that swept across the country -- recapturing majorities in both chambers of Congress, flipping governorships from red to blue, securing Democratic trifectas, winning hundreds of state legislative seats, and fracturing Trump and JD Vance's 2024 coalition.
With these historic victories, working families are gaining Democratic champions who will lower costs and deliver for them in public office.
Here's a look at just some of Democrats' victories across the country:
Democrats secured historic wins in battleground Senate races while expanding the map, winning the U.S. Senate with a sizable majority not seen since 2014. Across the map, Democrats won big in deep-red territories, including James Talarico, who became the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate seat in Texas since 1988, and Adam Hamilton, who became the first Democrat to win a U.S. Senate race in Kansas since 1932.
* In Iowa: New York Times: Josh Turek Flips Iowa Senate Seat in a Major Victory for Democrats
* In Kansas: Washington Post: Adam Hamilton wins Kansas Senate race, becoming first Democrat elected to seat in nearly a century
* In Maine: MS NOW: Troy Jackson defeats Susan Collins in Maine, ending her 30-year Senate career
* In North Carolina: Reuters: Democrat Roy Cooper flips Republican-held US Senate seat in North Carolina
* In Ohio: Associated Press: Sherrod Brown flips Senate seat in Ohio for Democrats by ousting Sen. Jon Husted
* In South Carolina: The Guardian: Democrat Annie Andrews flips South Carolina Senate seat held by Republicans since 1998
* In Texas: Houston Public Radio: Democrat James Talarico wins U.S. Senate seat, ending GOP's 32-year Texas statewide winning streak
Despite Republicans' desperate attempt to rig the midterms through gerrymandering, Democrats still swept the House map, holding onto every Frontline seat in a Republican-gerrymandered district and picking up seats in areas redrawn to favor Republicans. Democrats also massively overperformed and won in swing districts across the country, with an estimated 13-point margin of victory in the overall popular vote for House seats, the largest vote share for either party since at least 1976.
* Nationwide: NBC News: Democrats win control of the House of Representatives with a vow to combat Trump
* Nationwide: NBC News: Republicans bet the House on redistricting, but Democrats swept through the seats they targeted
* Nationwide: The Hill: Democrats seize House control from Republicans
* Nationwide: The Atlantic: Republicans Redistricted Themselves Out of Congress
After flipping gubernatorial seats in Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, Ohio, and Texas, Democratic governors will represent a majority of states for the first time in almost two decades. The country will also have the most women governors in history, including Keisha Lance Bottoms, the first Black woman ever elected governor, and Gina Hinojosa, the first Hispanic governor of Texas.
* In Georgia: Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Keisha Lance Bottoms elected Georgia governor, a first for a Black woman in US
* In Iowa: Washington Post: Rob Sand wins Iowa governor's race, becoming the first Democrat elected to lead the state in 20 years
* In New Mexico: Source NM: New Mexico elects Democrat Deb Haaland as first Native American woman governor in US
* In Ohio: The Guardian: Amy Acton wins Ohio race for governor, ending 16 years of Republican control
* In Texas: Associated Press: Democrat Gina Hinojosa elected Texas' first Latina governor, ousts Republican incumbent Greg Abbott
* In Wisconsin: Wisconsin Public Radio: Democrat David Crowley makes history, defeats Tom Tiffany in Wisconsin governor's race
* Nationwide: Stateline: Democrats win majority of governorships for the first time in 16 years
Democrats swept state legislative races across the country, securing at least 51 majorities and putting Democrats in control of the majority of state legislative chambers for the first time in a generation. Democrats also flipped 12 legislative majorities, while expanding Democratic trifectas -- which now outnumber Republicans and will make policy decisions to improve the lives of more than 180 million Americans.
* In Arizona: KTAR: Democrats poised to control both chambers of Arizona Legislature for first time in 60 years
* In Georgia: Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Democrats win a majority in the Georgia House for first time in 22 years
* In Indiana: Indiana Capital Chronicle: Indiana Dems break GOP supermajority in House, notch Senate wins
* In Michigan: Michigan Advance: Return of the trifecta: Michigan Democrats reclaim full control of state government
* In Minnesota: CBS Minnesota: Democrats take control of both chambers of the Minnesota Legislature
* In Missouri: Missouri Independent: Democrats flip 16 Missouri House seats, ending Republican supermajority
* In New Hampshire: WMUR: Democrats set to take control of New Hampshire House, Senate
* In Nevada: Nevada Globe: Nevada Democrats Capture Assembly Supermajority, Near Total Legislative Dominance
* In North Carolina: News & Observer: Blue wave: NC Democrats flip state House after 16 years of Republican control
* In Ohio: Cleveland.com: Ohio House Dems break GOP veto-proof supermajority to assist Amy Acton as governor
* In South Carolina: South Carolina Daily Gazette: 'Through the roof': Here's how SC Democrats erased the House's GOP supermajority
* In Pennsylvania: Spotlight PA: Democrats have won the Pennsylvania House and Senate, handing Shapiro a powerful trifecta
* In Wisconsin: Wisconsin Examiner: Democrats win control of Wisconsin Legislature, cementing first Democratic trifecta in 16 years
Democratic attorneys general will now represent the majority of states after voters put their faith in strong candidates and flipped seats from red to blue in Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, and Texas. This includes a historic number of female attorneys general, with a total number of 11.
* In Colorado: Colorado Sun: Democrat Jena Griswold is elected Colorado attorney general, defeating Michael Allen
* In Georgia: WABE: Tanya Miller is elected Georgia's first Black woman attorney general
* In Iowa: Iowa Capital Dispatch: Democrat Willems declares victory in race for Iowa attorney general
* In Ohio: Ohio Capital Journal: Democrat Kulewicz claims victory in Ohio Attorney General race after Republican Faber concedes
* In Texas: Houston Chronicle: Nathan Johnson wins Texas Attorney General race, becomes first Democrat to win since 1994
Meanwhile, Tuesday's results showed what we've been seeing all year long -- Trump and Vance's 2024 coalition is broken, and voters are turning to Democrats to make things better in their lives. According to a New York Times analysis of voter trends compared to the 2024 results, Democrats secured a 15-point swing across all voters. The message from voters is clear: No more of Republicans' unaffordable and out-of-touch agenda that enriches billionaires at the expense of working Americans.
* Nationwide: Washington Post: Young voters swung toward Democrats in House races, fueling midterms sweep
* Nationwide: NC Newsline: Black, Hispanic, Asian early voter turnout in North Carolina outpaces 2022 midterms
* Nationwide: Business Insider: Young people swung left in the midterms, and it's in large part because of skyrocketing prices
* Nationwide: Associated Press: Young voters led a sharp shift toward Democrats in the 2026 midterms, The AP Voter Poll finds
* Nationwide: Reuters: Latinos, motivated by immigration and economic woes, drive Democratic gains in Republican strongholds
* Nationwide: Reuters: How Democrats expanded the map and won rural America
* Nationwide: CNBC: Voters say the economy drove them to the polls -- and blame Trump for their troubles
* Nationwide: Washington Post: Angry voters in red America will swing the election
* Nationwide: New York Times: Angry Voters Usher in Beginning of the End to the Trump Era
* Nationwide: CNN: Live map: House districts Trump won by double digits shift toward Democrats in midterms
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Original text here: https://democrats.org/in-the-states-historic-blue-wave-sweeps-the-nation-as-democrats-deliver-victories-up-and-down-the-ballot/
Washington State Democratic Party: Chair Conrad Statement on Passage of I-638
SEATTLE, Washington, Nov. 6 -- The Washington State Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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Chair Conrad Statement on Passage of I-638
Seattle, WA - Washington State Democratic Party Chair Shasti Conrad released the following statement reacting to the passage of I-638:
"Washington Democrats are proud of the hard work from volunteers, voters, and campaigns that defeated two of the three disastrous Let's Go Washington initiatives on Election Night. The rejection of I-001 was one of the first times voters stopped an anti-trans initiative in the nation. Sadly,
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SEATTLE, Washington, Nov. 6 -- The Washington State Democratic Party issued the following news release:
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November 5, 2026
Chair Conrad Statement on Passage of I-638
Seattle, WA - Washington State Democratic Party Chair Shasti Conrad released the following statement reacting to the passage of I-638:
"Washington Democrats are proud of the hard work from volunteers, voters, and campaigns that defeated two of the three disastrous Let's Go Washington initiatives on Election Night. The rejection of I-001 was one of the first times voters stopped an anti-trans initiative in the nation. Sadly,these efforts were not enough to overcome the multi-billion dollar MAGA effort to target trans kids with I-638. While this result is incredibly disheartening, voters in Washington and across the nation rejected anti-trans candidates up and down the ballot. And here in Washington state, we elected Jaelynn Scott, the first Black trans woman to the legislature, the first in our nation's history. The fight over I-638 is just beginning. We believe this initiative is unconstitutional on its face and support organizations planning to challenge it in court. It also undoes protections in Washington state law passed 20 years ago."
"To every trans girl participating in school sports, please know that we support your right to play. And to every girl who will be harmed by the initiative's invasive exam requirements, we will continue the fight to protect your rights. Thank you to the Washingtonians who have already reached out, wanting to help overturn this disastrous initiative because hate has no place in our state.
"Washington Democrats support our trans family members, neighbors, and community and we will never abandon the belief that everyone deserves to be accepted for who they are and provided with opportunities to thrive. We encourage all to volunteer or donate to trans-led organizations who were active in the campaign such as UTOPIA Washington, TRACTIONPNW, Lavender Rights Project, Oasis Youth Center, Ingersoll Gender Center, Gender Justice League, Diversity Alliance of Puget Sound. If you or someone you know needs support, please reach out to one of these groups."
The Washington State Democratic Party is committed to advancing progressive policy, empowering the grassroots, and ensuring Democratic victories up and down the ballot. Chair of the Washington Democrats, Shasti Conrad, is the first Indian-American woman to chair a major state party and led the most successful Democratic state party in 2024 and continued that streak in 2025.
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Original text here: https://wadems.org/press/11-5-26-chair-conrad-statement-on-passage-of-i-638/
Statement From DNC Chair Ken Martin On First Administration Official To Resign Following Republicans' Historic Midterm Defeat
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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NEW: Statement from DNC Chair Ken Martin On First Administration Official To Resign Following Republicans' Historic Midterm Defeat
The White House today announced that Donald Trump's Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon has resigned. Dhillon is the first administration official to resign after the midterm elections on Tuesday, in which Trump and Republicans were resoundingly rebuked by the American people.
Dhillon -- one of Trump's former personal lawyers -- upended the
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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NEW: Statement from DNC Chair Ken Martin On First Administration Official To Resign Following Republicans' Historic Midterm Defeat
The White House today announced that Donald Trump's Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon has resigned. Dhillon is the first administration official to resign after the midterm elections on Tuesday, in which Trump and Republicans were resoundingly rebuked by the American people.
Dhillon -- one of Trump's former personal lawyers -- upended theCivil Rights Division at the Department of Justice (DOJ) to pursue Trump's personal and political agenda, and during her tenure, more than 75% of the division's staff departed. Attorney General Todd Blanche and Dhillon declined to open a civil probe into the fatal shooting of Renee Good, and Dhillon dismissed police reform efforts for police departments in Kentucky and Minnesota after the police killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
Dhillon backed Trump's lies about the 2020 election and when running her private law firm, she launched litigation against multiple states, trying to overturn voter protections.
In response, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:
"Harmeet Dhillon will be the first of many Trump-Vance administration officials who resign in disgrace after Republicans were humiliated in the midterm elections this week. Dhillon was an executor of Donald Trump's toxic agenda, leveraging her position to achieve Trump's personal and political interests instead of fighting for the American people. Now that voters have spoken and there's no more denying that Americans are outraged by this administration, Dhillon is fleeing -- but Americans won't forget that she was one of Trump's most loyal foot soldiers."
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Original text here: https://democrats.org/new-statement-from-dnc-chair-ken-martin-on-first-administration-official-to-resign-following-republicans-historic-midterm-defeat/
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee: "Recruiting Coups" and "Focused" Message Power Senate Democrats to a Midterm Performance With "Simply No Modern Precedent"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news release:
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"Recruiting Coups" and "Focused" Message Power Senate Democrats to a Midterm Performance with "Simply No Modern Precedent"
Senate Democrats delivered a "herculean" performance to overcome a "brutal" map and a historic financial disadvantage - producing midterm results with "no modern precedent" and the "largest victory by either party in half a century," with the opportunity for further gains as votes continue to be tabulated in Mississippi and Alaska.
It has been 50 years
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee posted the following news release:
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Nov 5, 2026
"Recruiting Coups" and "Focused" Message Power Senate Democrats to a Midterm Performance with "Simply No Modern Precedent"
Senate Democrats delivered a "herculean" performance to overcome a "brutal" map and a historic financial disadvantage - producing midterm results with "no modern precedent" and the "largest victory by either party in half a century," with the opportunity for further gains as votes continue to be tabulated in Mississippi and Alaska.
It has been 50 yearssince one party "won more than two seats that leaned toward the other party in the last presidential election by more than 10 points. Democrats have won five and could win seven." Democrats were able to "decimate Republicans" thanks in large part to "several recruiting coups" and a crop of candidates who "knew how to tailor their message to the states," were laser-focused on pushing back against "high gas prices, an unpopular war in Iran and stubbornly high inflation," and offered "a decidedly different brand of politics."
Democrats' "new generation of rising stars captured the country's attention" and won back "key blocs of the voters that brought Mr. Trump back to power," including "Hispanics, voters under 30, and working-class whites without college degrees." The "brutal 2026 map didn't matter in the end," and the result is a "generational remake of the Senate map" that could lock Republicans "out of the majority for multiple cycles."
See for yourself:
New York Times: There's No Modern Precedent for This Democratic Tsunami
* At the beginning of this year's midterm campaign, it seemed that everything would have to go right for Democrats to win the Senate.
* On Tuesday, everything went right for Democrats, and more.
* This was an electoral tsunami: a complete collapse of the Republican coalition and the largest victory by either party in half a century.
* When all the vote is in and counted, Democrats will win the national popular vote in all House races combined by 13 percentage points, according to our estimates. That would be the largest margin of victory since the post-Watergate elections in 1974 and 1976.
* And by one measure, it's even larger: Democrats could flip as many as seven Senate seats that leaned Republican by more than 10 points in the previous presidential election.
* There's simply no modern precedent for either party to do so well in states that had leaned so heavily toward the other side.
* For good measure, the Democrats didn't just win in any red states -- they won in Texas and Kansas, two states that have epitomized the Republican hold on the heartland for a generation. And they didn't just eke out victories -- they won big, including by double digits in Texas.
* It was hard to imagine that this kind of tsunami was still possible in this polarized era of American politics. But while all of the close election results over the last few decades have given the impression that America's political divides are intractable, there have been extraordinary changes just beneath the surface.
* And the Democratic breakthroughs in traditionally Republican areas, from Wichita, Kan., to Greenville, S.C., were possible only because a crucial sliver of Republican-leaning voters decided to vote for Democrats. They may have been skeptical of Mr. Trump all along, but they always voted for him and his party. This time, they did not.
NPR: Chuck Schumer heralds Democrats' 'generational remake' of Senate
* Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told reporters Wednesday that the massive blue wave that brought Democrats control of the House and Senate signifies a "generational remake of the Senate map."
* "These voters did not give us the majority so we can do whatever we want," the New York Democrat said outside the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee in Washington, D.C. "They entrusted us with the majority to do what they -- the American people -- want."
* Democrats secured major gains in red states President Trump has previously carried, including Iowa, Ohio, South Carolina and Texas. Their victories include a history-making win in Kansas, which hasn't sent a Democrat to the Senate in 94 years.
* Schumer, who is poised to become Senate Majority leader in January, credited these wins to a crop of candidates who "knew how to tailor their message to the states."
* Democrats now have a 54-seat majority, including the two independent senators who caucus with the party. Two races have still not been called: Alaska and Mississippi.
* Schumer vowed that "relief is on the way" for voters, and acknowledged that some remain skeptical that Democrats will deliver. He said Democrats are intent on bringing down the cost of living, ending the Iran war, and undertaking investigations into the White House to address allegations of corruption.
* "The days of Trump's supplicant Senate are over," Schumer declared.
CNN: Democrats Celebrate Stunning Sweep to Power in New Congress
* DSCC Chair Sen. KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND: It's incredible. And an answer to your colleague's question. It's a blue tsunami. It's a tsunami. That's what's bigger than a wave.
* It was an incredible night. People voted for change. They are fed up with Trump's America. They don't like the high cost of gasoline and heating fuel. They don't like the high cost of groceries and housing, and they want access to better health care. They want things to be better than it is.
* President Trump promised no forever wars. We're mired in this war in Iran. President Trump has delivered so much corruption to Washington; he's much more focused on his ballrooms and tax breaks for billionaires and bombs for his war than actually getting people the health care they need to survive.
* And so people voted for change. And it was a blue tsunami.
New York Times: The 7 States That Flipped and Broke Republican Control of the Senate
* Democrats seized control of the Senate on Tuesday in a sweeping repudiation of President Trump just two years after his triumphant return to Washington.
* Propelled by concerns over affordability and broad dissatisfaction with the president, the Democrats flipped at least seven Senate seats in a map that was daunting for the party, according to results tallied as of early Wednesday morning.
* Most of the seats had not elected a Democrat to the Senate since former President Barack Obama was elected in 2008. For Kansas, it has been almost a century.
* The resurgence penetrated states long thought of as bedrocks of conservatism, with Democrats pulling off unexpected upsets in Kansas and South Carolina and clinching Texas, which until Tuesday had been the nation's most populous conservative state and a symbolic center for the Republican Party.
* Among the most significant takeaways from this year's midterm elections was just how much has changed in two years. In this divided era, only a sliver of the electorate had appeared open in recent elections to crossing party lines. On Tuesday, that presumption was largely shattered. Five states that voted for Mr. Trump by more than 10 points in 2024 instead opted for Democrats.
* Republicans lost key blocs of the voters that brought Mr. Trump back to power just two years ago. Across the seven states that flipped, the voters that moved significantly toward Democrats included Hispanics, voters under 30, and working-class whites without college degrees, according to Times Voter Trends.
* The Democrats have not had a Senate majority of this size since 2014, when the party controlled 55 seats.
Punchbowl News: Chuck Schumer's big moment -- and John Thune's plans
* A year ago, Chuck Schumer predicted Democrats would win the Senate this November. At the time, it looked like wishful thinking [...]
* Democrats flipped the majority on Tuesday, a once-unfathomable outcome in a cycle stacked against them. Schumer - who turns 76 in a few weeks - may never have been in real danger of losing his leadership post. But he's riding high this morning on his way to a second stint as majority leader. Winning back the Senate was, as Schumer often put it, his "north star."
* "The American people reduced the red brick wall to a pile of bricks, and as a result, there is now a generational remake of the Senate map that is going to change America now and on into the future," Schumer said late Tuesday night.
* A few races are still too close to call, but a 56-seat majority isn't out of the question. The brutal 2026 map didn't matter in the end. Democrats capitalized on President Donald Trump's unpopularity and voters' affordability concerns, plus several recruiting coups, to decimate Republicans.
* Immediate fallout. Republicans could be locked out of the majority for multiple cycles.
New York Times: How a Blue Wave Became a Red Wipeout
* In the end, it wasn't just a wave. It was a wipeout.
* A Democrat won a Senate seat in Kansas for the first time since the Herbert Hoover administration. The party picked up Senate seats in Texas, North Carolina and South Carolina.
* The sweeping Democratic victories on Tuesday night offered a decisive rebuke to President Trump and his aggressive, often chaotic second-term agenda.
* The party seized control of both houses of Congress. Voters rejected Republicans in conservative states that supported Mr. Trump by double-digit margins just two years ago, in places that had not seen competitive elections for major seats in decades.
* Even some Democrats were stunned by the extent of their wins, which included defeating Greg Abbott, the three-term Republican governor of Texas; and Susan Collins, the five-term Republican senator from Maine.
* "It's a blood bath," said Dan Sena, who was the executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee during the last Democratic wave, in 2018. "Democrats are going to be in power in places they haven't been in power in decades."
* And so the era of one-party rule in Washington ended with a crash, as voters pushed back on high gas prices, an unpopular war in Iran and stubbornly high inflation. As Wednesday dawned, there were signs that the country was entering a new and uncertain political time, in which both parties would be forced to consider how to navigate a post-Trump political era.
* While Democrats have not solved all the problems that cost them the 2024 election, their wins were a powerful sign of renewal as a new generation of rising stars captured the country's attention.
* In many states, Democrats ran candidates who offered a decidedly different brand of politics from the "resistance" ethos that characterized their response to Mr. Trump's first term.
* Instead, they focused their message on the deep economic anxiety that has roiled the country, arguing that the president and his Republican allies were enriching themselves while ordinary Americans struggled. Survey after survey showed a majority of voters, and a notable share of Republicans, offering low marks to his signature policies: tariffs, immigration enforcement and the Iran war.
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Original text here: https://www.dscc.org/article/recruiting-coups-and-focused-message-power-senate-democrats-to-a-midterm-performance-with-simply-no-modern-precedent/
DNC Congratulates Shannon Taylor on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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DNC Congratulates Shannon Taylor on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
In response to Shannon Taylor's election to the U.S. House of Representatives, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:
"Congratulations to Shannon Taylor, the Democratic Party of Virginia, and all of the organizers who worked around the clock to flip this seat from red to blue. As a lifelong Virginian and Henrico County's top prosecutor, Shannon has dedicated her career to protecting
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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DNC Congratulates Shannon Taylor on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
In response to Shannon Taylor's election to the U.S. House of Representatives, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:
"Congratulations to Shannon Taylor, the Democratic Party of Virginia, and all of the organizers who worked around the clock to flip this seat from red to blue. As a lifelong Virginian and Henrico County's top prosecutor, Shannon has dedicated her career to protectingpeople while serving her community, helping lower violent crime, defending reproductive freedom, and taking down fraudsters. In the House, she will work to lower costs, expand access to healthcare, make housing and childcare more affordable, tackle corruption head-on, and make life better for Virginia's working families."
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Original text here: https://democrats.org/dnc-congratulates-shannon-taylor-on-her-election-to-the-u-s-house-of-representatives/
DNC Congratulates Cait Conley on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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DNC Congratulates Cait Conley on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
In response to Cait Conley's election to the U.S. House of Representatives, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:
"Congratulations to Cait Conley, the New York Democratic Party, and all of the organizers who worked around the clock to flip this seat from red to blue. As a decorated special ops combat veteran and national security expert, Cait has tirelessly served her community
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 6 -- The Democratic National Committee posted the following news release:
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DNC Congratulates Cait Conley on Her Election to the U.S. House of Representatives
In response to Cait Conley's election to the U.S. House of Representatives, DNC Chair Ken Martin released the following statement:
"Congratulations to Cait Conley, the New York Democratic Party, and all of the organizers who worked around the clock to flip this seat from red to blue. As a decorated special ops combat veteran and national security expert, Cait has tirelessly served her communityand our country. In the House, she will be a fierce advocate for her constituents while fighting to lower costs, expand access to healthcare, make housing and childcare more affordable, take on corruption, and invest in her community to make life better for those in the Hudson Valley."
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Original text here: https://democrats.org/dnc-congratulates-cait-conley-on-her-election-to-the-u-s-house-of-representatives/
