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Blue Texas? Battleground Kansas? Both Parties Wonder if the Map Has Shifted.

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The breadth of Democrats’ midterm victories has raised new questions about which states will be competitive going forward — particularly Texas, a crown jewel in the Electoral College. Texas is predominantly and pragmatically populist. Covered by 3 outlets: 2 lean left, 1 lean right.

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  1. The New York Times Left Factuality: Very high US
    Blue Texas? Battleground Kansas? Both Parties Wonder if the Map Has Shifted.

    The breadth of Democrats’ midterm victories has raised new questions about which states will be competitive going forward — particularly Texas, a crown jewel in the Electoral College.

  2. RealClearPolitics Leans right Factuality: Mostly factual US
    Notes From the Blue Star State

    Texas is predominantly and pragmatically populist. If the national Democratic Party wishes to conquer the Electoral College for a generation, it will follow the lead of the voters.

  3. The Nation Left US
    Notes From the Blue Star State

    James K. Galbraith Texas is predominantly and pragmatically populist. If the national Democratic Party wishes to conquer the Electoral College for a generation, it will follow the lead of the voters.

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