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The Christian right suffered sweeping losses in last week’s midterm elections, weakening its influence within President Trump’s party and prompting leaders to regroup ahead of 2028. Voters in several traditionally conservative states prioritized rising costs and the Iran war over issues such as abortion and support for Israel, while Democrats gained ground with economic and social-welfare messages. Conservative activists say they will refocus on affordability, though they also blame low turnout among Christian voters.
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