Blue wave: Republicans lost House supermajority in these 9 red states
Republicans lost their supermajority in the House of Representatives in nine states that are traditionally Republican-leaning. A supermajority means a party controls two-thirds of seats, which allows them to pass legislation without support from the other party. With this majority gone, Republican lawmakers in these states will now need to work with Democrats to advance their agenda.
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2 sourcesBlue wave: Republicans lost House supermajority in these 9 red states
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