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How Democrats clawed back support from five key voter groups in US midterms

How Democrats clawed back support from five key voter groups in US midterms

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Donald Trump returned to public view after the midterm elections, using the appearance to showcase the White House ballroom project, praising its construction and saying it was nearing completion while largely avoiding discussion of the election. When asked about a Vice President JD Vance social media post linking Republican losses to the war in Iran, Trump said the assessment was largely true but added that, if he could go back, he would not do anything differently.

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    How Democrats clawed back support from five key voter groups in US midterms

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