Winning an election does not mean winning over the voters
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The 2026 midterm elections will be analyzed in terms of winners, losers, and competing policy agendas. Yet an election result does not answer a more fundamental question: Did voters embrace the winning party, or did they simply reject the alternative? And what about the eligible voters who chose neither? This distinction is central to a
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Winning an election does not mean winning over the voters
The 2026 midterm elections will be analyzed in terms of winners, losers, and competing policy agendas. Yet an election result does not answer a more fundamental question: Did voters embrace the winning party, or did they simply reject the alternative? And what about the...
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