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Democrats Have Taken Back Capitol Hill. Now What?
Last night, Democrats took control of both chambers, picking up dozens of seats and giving the party commanding majorities in Congress. Winning those seats was no small feat, but deciding what to do with them, and who among them gets to call the shots, will undoubtedly dictate the party’s future.
Last night’s election wasn’t simply a referendum on President Trump and congressional Republicans. It was also a test of the competing visions for the Democratic Party’s future — and a preview of the ideological battles awaiting its new majority.
Voters sent Democrats from opposite ends of the political spectrum to Capitol Hill, from Washington state’s Blue Dog Marie Gluesenkamp Perez to New York City’s DSA-backed Darializa Avila Chevalier.
Last night’s data offers an even clearer picture of the patchwork Democratic Party emerging.
Exit polls highlighted some of the biggest issues driving voters to the polls, including the Iran war, rising grocery costs, government corruption, and utility costs, just to name a few.
But with a new majority, Democrats will have to decide who will lead them in next year’s Congress.