A Democrat Just Flipped a Pennsylvania District That Trump Won by 15 Points
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- Politician Portrayal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : " In a statement, DNC Chair Ken Martin characterized Malone's victory as "a loud and clear rebuke to Republicans' threats to the programs Pennsylvania families rely on -- from Social Security and Medicaid to our public schools.51% : Since November, Democratic candidates have won mayoral elections in deep-red cities, and early polling shows key state legislative seats in competitive state legislatures like Virginia's starting to lean Democratic.
49% : In a stunning upset on Tuesday night, a Democrat flipped a deep-red Pennsylvania state Senate district that Trump won by 15 points in November.
30% : Over the last month, Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) have drawn record-shattering crowds to rallies in red parts of states like Arizona and Colorado.
28% : Trump won with the slimmest popular vote margin in over a century, and has spent the last two months hacking away at some of the most popular public programs in the country, all as prices continue to soar, just about everything gets worse, and Musk does interview after interview threatening to cut even more programs.
13% : It's about five months too late, but voters in red and swing districts across the country are just now remembering that, actually, Donald Trump is the worst.
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