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Democratic candidates in Southern states, including Florida and Louisiana, are facing criticism for potentially missing opportunities to win more races. They argue that the party's perception of these regions as unwinnable may have hindered their efforts.
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Democratic candidates in Southern states, including Florida and Louisiana, are facing criticism for potentially missing opportunities to win more races. They argue that the party's perception of these regions as unwinnable may have hindered their efforts.
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Democrats won big. They’re facing scrutiny for the races they barely lost.
Democrats face scrutiny over missed opportunities in Southern races