Democrats flip state chambers, secure trifectas in five states

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Democrats are projected to flip both state legislative chambers in New Hampshire and Wisconsin and secure trifectas in at least five states, according to the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee. The party is also making gains in Republican-held territories. In New Hampshire, Democrats are favored to win 253 House seats, though Republicans retain the governorship with Kelly Ayotte's reelection. Wisconsin Democrats are projected to control both chambers, aided by 2023 court-ordered redistricting, while Minnesota, Michigan, Nevada, and Pennsylvania are set for Democratic trifectas. Democrats are also cracking GOP trifectas in Georgia, North Carolina, and Texas, with potential gains in Arizona, Ohio, and Iowa. The party frames these wins as a check on President Trump's agenda, with Republicans citing Democratic investment and a challenging political climate for their losses.


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