Republicans capture the white vote in congressional elections, and more

In the congressional elections, 60 percent of white voters cast their ballots for Republicans, and just 37 percent voted for Democrats.

Republicans capture the white vote in congressional elections

In the congressional elections, 60 percent of white voters cast their ballots for Republicans, and just 37 percent voted for Democrats. That was the largest percentage of the white vote attained by the Republicans in recent decades, including 1994’s “Republican Revolution.’’

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