"Democrats Gain Ground in Key Special Elections, Posing Challenges for GOP"

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Despite winning a special election in New York, Democrat Tom Suozzi's victory suggests that distancing from President Joe Biden may be a winning tactic for Democratic candidates, as Biden's approval ratings remain low and questions about his reelection campaign persist. With less than 4 in 10 Americans approving of Biden's performance and concerns about his age, Suozzi's strategy of distancing himself from the president in a swing district could serve as a model for other Democratic candidates. Meanwhile, Republicans and Democrats in swing districts are expected to seek separation from Biden and Trump, respectively, in the upcoming elections.
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- A longtime NY Democrat flipped a Republican seat. The nation took notice. POLITICO
- Haley blames Trump for GOP loss in key special election as South Carolina showdown intensifies Fox News
- Speaker Johnson’s historically narrow House majority will shrink further after Democrats flip seat in New York CNN
- Leaning Into Migrant Woes, Suozzi Paves Election-Year Path for Democrats The New York Times
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