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How Trump is still damaging American politics

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October 20, 2022

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As Donald Trump and his supporters continue to falsely claim the 2020 election was stolen, American democracy looks fragile. With election-deniers running for office, and many new voting restrictions, how will the midterm elections shape the playing field for the 2024 presidential election?

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The Democrats are likely to lose the House but keep the Senate

What would Republicans do with a House majority?

Will Donald Trump run again in 2024?

How Trump’s endorsements are reshaping the Republican Party

How to spot a swing voter

Republicans are gaining ground in midterm polls

But overall Republican candidates are doing much worse than they should

Why Republicans’ abortion proposal could backfire

The demise of Roe v Wade has fired up the Democrats

Democrats are overdue for a new generation of leaders

America’s left and right are less divided than you might expect

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