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Political analysts indicate that the Democratic victories in Ohio may not fully reflect a return of working-class support. The Mahoning Valley, historically a Democratic stronghold, has faced significant economic changes due to de-industrialization since the late 1970s, leading to job losses and a shift in political allegiance.
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Political analysts indicate that the Democratic victories in Ohio may not fully reflect a return of working-class support. The Mahoning Valley, historically a Democratic stronghold, has faced significant economic changes due to de-industrialization since the late 1970s, leading to job losses and a shift in political allegiance.
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Ohio's Political Landscape Shifts with Democratic Wins Amid Working-Class Concerns