This was the second COVID election.
By Derek Thompson, The Atlantic
In 2022, pollsters and political analysts predicted a red wave in the midterms that didn't materialize. Last night, polls anticipated a whisker-thin election, and instead we got a red wave that carried Donald Trump to victory.
The breadth of Trump's improvement over 2020 is astonishing.
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