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John Fetterman shows how Democrats can win back working-class Trump voters

His campaign proved that class can be a driver of political behavior and a foundation of redistributive economic policy

The Guardian - US

Inside Trump's dicey 2024 campaign announcement

Trump wanted to announce his 2024 campaign before the midterms.

Axios

Commentary: John Fetterman, the man in black, strikes again

Everything John Fetterman and his team predicted about the 2022 elections came true.

Tribune News Service

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A Potted Plant Could Beat a Trump Republican

A cult following fails to attract voters dismayed by Democratic policies.

Reason

How Gen Z agencies wooed Democratic voters: ‘Young people are nervous to trust politicians’

Gen Z voters have faced crisis after crisis. In the midterms, peers helped candidates connect with them

The Guardian - US

‘I never doubted it’: why film-maker Michael Moore forecast ‘blue tsunami’ in midterms

Film-maker says the salient lesson from the midterms for Democrats is to stop depressing their own vote with pessimism, fear and conventional thinking

The Guardian - US

Saturday Night Live: Dave Chappelle courts controversy once again

The return of the divisive comic brings jabs at Kanye West’s fall from grace and a look forward to House of the Dragon season two

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Who were the big winners and losers of the US midterm elections?

Biden and DeSantis are on the up, but Donald Trump and some of the Republicans’ more unhinged candidates flopped

The Guardian - US

New generation of candidates stakes claim to Democratic party’s future

The leadership in Washington may be geriatric but key wins for younger candidates suggest a generational change is under way

The Guardian - US

Democrats win control of Senate in latest blow to Republicans after 'Red Wave' crumbled

The fate of the House is still uncertain, but Catherine Cortez Masto's victory in Nevada gave Democrats the 50 seats they needed to keep the Senate after the party out-performed midterm expectations

Daily Mirror

Democrats keep Senate control ahead of Georgia runoff - Roll Call

Democrats will control the Senate in the 118th Congress. Only one seat has flipped so far, the result of Pennsylvania Democrat John Fetterman's win.

Roll Call

Democrat Mark Kelly holds seat in Arizona's U.S. Senate race

Control of the U.S. Senate still had not been determined as of Friday evening, three days after the Nov. 8 midterm elections. Heading into the election, Republicans needed to pick up only one seat to take the majority in the 100-seat chamber, which would allow them to block much of…

Reuters

Senator Mark Kelly pulls off victory in Arizona Senate race as Democrats inch closer to majority

Mr Kelly’s win over Republican Blake Masters puts Democrats one step closer to retaining control of the upper chamber

The Independent UK

Is Donald Trump really in trouble? What the Republican blame game over the midterm elections suggests about 2024

While counting continues to decide the balance of power after the midterm elections, Republicans are openly lamenting how the predicted "red wave" turned into more of a puddle — and many are pointing the finger of blame directly at Donald Trump.

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‘It’s powerful’: how John Fetterman’s hoodie won the popular vote in Pennsylvania

Even as detractors portrayed him as a ‘bum’, senator-elect’s clothing summed up beliefs, says sociologist

The Guardian - US

Young voters hailed as key to Democratic successes in midterms

The youth vote was the second highest in almost three decades, defying conventional wisdom about 18-29 demographic

Tribune News Service

Editorial: With Sen. Fetterman, divided nation needs Congress to rise to the occasion

In Pennsylvania’s closely watched U.S. Senate race, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman narrowly defeated celebrity doctor Mehmet Oz. In surviving a bruising campaign and overcoming a serious stroke, Fetterman deserves credit for holding off a formidable challenge from Oz in the closing weeks of the campaign. The race pitted a left-leaning…

Axios

Hispanics on path to historic gains in U.S. House driven by Democrats

Latino voters still leaned strongly Democratic outside of Florida and helped Democrats in crucial races.

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The Guardian - US

Trevor Noah: ‘Republicans got the handjob version of winning midterms’

Late-night hosts unpack Tuesday’s midterm elections, which were not the ‘red wave’ that many pundits expected

Al Jazeera

Democrats hail young voters, Gen Z as US midterm results roll in

Young voters helped to make the difference in some key states and mute Republicans’ projected ‘red wave’, advocates say.

The Guardian - US

America is still on the brink of Trumpism fueling hate, paranoia and violence

So many Americans feel bullied by the system today that they’re easy prey for Trumpism

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Editorial: A caustic election cycle ends with Pa. voters opting to preserve abortion rights and defend democracy

In the end, Pennsylvania voters picked common sense over scare tactics.

The Guardian - UK

What a relief I’ve been denied my favourite election day hobby – hating fellow Americans

When things going less badly than planned is a small win, the lack of a revival of Trump-backed candidates is cheering , says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

The Guardian - US

John Fetterman’s rise from small-town mayor to Pennsylvania senator

The unconventional senator-elect who ‘bet on the people of Pennsylvania’ and won will now head to Washington and sit in a deeply divided Congress

Los Angeles Times

Analysis: Trump was a looming figure in the midterms. The GOP suffered for it

The protracted uncertainty over control of Congress reverberated through both major political parties on Wednesday, as Democrats basked in the relief of the red wave that wasn’t and Republicans became increasingly clear-eyed that the lingering influence of former President Donald Trump had hamstrung their party.

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