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    The Democrats’ Delayed Gratification in the Midterms

    It was a blue tide, not a blue wave: While some results have been slow to arrive, they show that Democrats had more success in the elections than was immediately clear.
    by David A. Graham Nov 16, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Alexander Drago / Reuters

    Thursday was a bad day for House Republicans.

    In the morning, Maine officials declared thatDemocrat Jared Golden had Representative Bruce Poliquin, the last Republican in Congress from New England, with the aid of the state’s new instant-runoff voting system. Then, in the evening, the Associated Press projected that Democrat Katie Porter would Representative Mimi Walters, yet another loss for the GOP in historically rock-ribbed Orange County, California. Meanwhile, elsewhere in the O.C., Democrat Gil Cisneros edged ahead of Republican

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