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Democrats routed Republicans in the November 3 elections, flipping seven Senate seats and winning control of both chambers of Congress amid voter frustration over prices, the war in Iran and concerns about corruption. They held 54 Senate seats after wins including Josh Turek’s in Iowa, while Alaska and Mississippi remained uncalled; in the House, Democrats had 224 seats to Republicans’ 134, setting up Hakeem Jeffries to become the first Black speaker. Democrats also flipped the Ohio and Texas governorships, with Amy Acton defeating Vivek Ramaswamy and Gina Hinojosa defeating Greg Abbott.
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