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6 articles about 3 events for “ICE At Polls Concerns”.

Politics · 4 matching articles from 3 outlets · 2026-11-04 to 2026-11-05
How Democrats Changed Everything The Intercept · 2026-11-05

“…rcept Briefing, politics reporter Jessica Washington and managing editor Maia Hibbett break down Tuesday night’s election and hear from voters in Maine, Michigan, and Texas about what drove them to the polls in the midterms that saw a so-called “blue…”

Five reasons why Republicans lost so badly BBC News · 2026-11-04

“The shift comes amid widespread anger at immigration enforcement, with a majority (56%) of Americans saying they have an unfavourable opinion of ICE, according to the Pew Research Center.”

Democrats seize full control of Congress. And, which candidates made history last night NPR · 2026-11-04

“Take a look at how key demographics voted.”

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Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-11-04
Democratic progressive wing notches win in California Central Valley Al Jazeera · 2026-11-04

“Cost of living concerns The story of the district fits a larger one playing out across the country as votes come in on election night: angry about surging prices that were driven partly by the Trump administration’s decision to launch a war on Iran, and…”

US Expats Watch Australian Midterms

Politics · 1 matching article from 1 outlet · 2026-11-04
‘Not been this excited in a long time’: US expats ride the blue wave at Australian midterms watch parties The Guardian · 2026-11-04

“He says the writing was on the wall as voters went to the polls with the president’s approval ratings at a “historically low” level.”

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