Republicans See Gains In Midterms, But ‘Red Wave’ Hopes Fade As Democrats Outperform

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    Republican candidates have managed to push ahead of Democrats in the midterms, but the predicted red wave appears to have turned out to be little more than a ripple…

    As of the time of writing, Petr Svab reports at The Epoch Times that the GOP is still on track to take over the House of Representatives but may eke out only a razor-thin majority.

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    In the Senate, the balance of power is likely to remain unchanged with Democrats on an easier path to shore in at least 50 seats with Vice President Kamala Harris casting the tie-breaker to keep them in control.

    Republicans recorded the most striking success in Florida, where Gov. Ron DeSantis fortified his mandate, swiping nearly 60 percent of the vote, up from less than 50 percent in 2018, when he secured victory by 0.4 percent.

    “We made promises to the people of Florida and we have delivered on those promises. And so today, after four years, the people have delivered their verdict. Freedom is here to stay,” DeSantis said in his victory speech to a roaring crowd of supporters at the Tampa Convention Center on Nov. 8.

    The governor contrasted conditions in the Sunshine State with that of the other parts of the country under Democratic control.

    “We set out a vision we executed on that vision. And we produced historic results and the people of this state have responded in record fashion,” he said.

    “Now, while our country flounders due to failed leadership in Washington, Florida is on the right track.”

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