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Democrats scored a nationwide midterm swing of about 15 points from 2024, winning Hispanic voters 62%-35%, voters under 30 by 72%-25%, and first-time voters by 64%-34%, according to exit polls. They flipped at least seven Republican-held Senate seats and 35 House seats, including in districts carried by Donald Trump by more than 20 points. The economy was the top issue for 39% of voters, and pollster Frank Luntz said many who switched from Trump cited disappointment over high prices and unmet promises to lower costs.
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