New York Post Article RatingAOC's district saw massive shift to Trump during presidential election
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-4% Center
- Reliability
70% ReliableGood
- Policy Leaning
2% Center
- Politician Portrayal
21% Positive
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63% : Other congressional districts in the Big Apple that saw staggering swings in favor of Trump included Rep. Grace Meng's NY-6 in Queens, which includes the heavily Asian neighborhood of Flushing; and Rep. Ritchie Torres' majority Latino NY-15 in the Bronx, voting records and the Daily Kos analysis show.49% : The once deep-blue city saw a roughly 15-point swing overall toward Trump from 2020 overall, with Harris raking in roughly 68% of the votes compared to a little more than 30% for the Republican nominee.
41% : In 2020, 77% of voters in AOC's congressional district, which covers parts of the Bronx and Queens, cast their ballot for Joe Biden, while Trump snagged just 22%, according to an analysis of voting records by the progressive news outlet Daily Kos, which used the current district lines.
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