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Black voter turnout increased in southern US states, notably Alabama, Texas, and Florida, despite Republican redistricting efforts aimed at reducing their influence. This surge aided Democrats in maintaining or gaining seats in these states.
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Black voter turnout increased in southern US states, notably Alabama, Texas, and Florida, despite Republican redistricting efforts aimed at reducing their influence. This surge aided Democrats in maintaining or gaining seats in these states.
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