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Three far-left candidates were elected in New York's primaries, potentially complicating efforts for House Democratic leadership to maintain unity in response to President Trump. The situation reflects the influence that a united group of House members can have, as seen in recent years under Republican leadership.
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Three far-left candidates were elected in New York's primaries, potentially complicating efforts for House Democratic leadership to maintain unity in response to President Trump. The situation reflects the influence that a united group of House members can have, as seen in recent years under Republican leadership.
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