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How Democrats pulled off the blue wave in maps and charts

How Democrats pulled off the blue wave in maps and charts
Financial Times Wednesday 04 November 2026, 19:12 UTC 1 min read
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Party on track for largest swing in their favour in House elections in more than 75 years

Party on track for largest swing in their favour in House elections in more than 75 years
Democrats (ORG) Party (ORG) House (ORG)
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