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Why did Democrats gain ground in US midterms? The key reasons behind Trump's setback

Why did Democrats gain ground in US midterms? The key reasons behind Trump's setback

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Democrats have flipped a North Carolina Senate seat, with Roy Cooper defeating Trump‑backed Michael Whatley, a result highlighted by India Today and the Hindustan Times. The win is described as part of early trends in which Democrats aim to wrest many Republican‑held states, and it adds to the broader gains the party is making in the congressional battle, as noted by other Indian outlets.

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    Rising living costs, dissatisfaction with Trump and shifting support among young and Hispanic voters contributed to Republican setbacks in the 2026 US midterms.

    — Mathrubhumi English

  • right · 1 outlet

    US Midterms: Democrats Win Congress, Flip Texas & Red Bastions In Trump Blow

    — India Today

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Rising living costs, dissatisfaction with Trump and shifting support among young and Hispanic voters contributed to Republican setbacks in the 2026 US midterms.

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Why did Democrats gain ground in US midterms? The key reasons behind Trump's setback

Rising living costs, dissatisfaction with Trump and shifting support among young and Hispanic voters contributed to Republican setbacks in the 2026 US midterms.

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