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A Politics of Love Won on Election Night

On November 3, 2026, Democrats won the House and the Senate, and the winners talked about neighbors instead of enemies. What James Talarico called a politics of love, why it won in red states, and how to tell whether it lasts.

Christopher A. Rotunno 12 min read
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