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The U.S. midterm elections dealt Republicans a defeat and saw historic breakthroughs for representatives of minority groups. Keisha Lance Bottoms was elected Georgia’s first Black governor, and Deb Haaland New Mexico’s first Native American governor, while Peggy Flanagan became the first Native American woman to enter the Senate. In Michigan, Abdulrahman “Abdul” El-Sayed declared victory; if his election is confirmed, he will be the first Muslim member of the chamber. Chris Pappas also became New Hampshire’s first openly gay member of Congress. Other firsts included the election of Byron Donalds as Florida’s first Black governor and Xavier Becerra as California’s first Hispanic governor, while Hakeem Jeffries is expected to become Speaker of the House, making him the first African American to hold the post.
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