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was one of a few states where the Republicans saw large swings to the right, but they failed to turn that into any gained seats
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became more divided with its suburbs shifting left, and its rural areas shifting right
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saw large swings to the left in the suburbs of its larger cities, enough for the Democrats to flip seats in suburbs of Dallas and Houston
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was one of a few states where the Republicans saw large swings to the right, but they failed to turn that into any gained seats
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became more divided with its suburbs shifting left, and its rural areas shifting right
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saw large swings to the left in the suburbs of its larger cities, enough for the Democrats to flip seats in suburbs of Dallas and Houston
California
was one of a few states where the Republicans saw large swings to the right, but they failed to turn that into any gained seats
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saw large swings to the left in the suburbs of its larger cities, enough for the Democrats to flip seats in suburbs of Dallas and Houston
Georgia
became more divided with its suburbs shifting left, and its rural areas shifting right
California
was one of a few states where the Republicans saw large swings to the right, but they failed to turn that into any gained seats
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saw a large shift to the left, which resulted in Kendra Horn upsetting Republicans to take the 5th District, which includes the state's largest city, Oklahoma City
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