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Latino voters contributed to Democratic gains in key states

Nov 6, 3 PM ET to Nov 6, 10 PM ET

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  1. Nov 6, 3 PM ETfirst on a front page: PBS NewsHour
  2. Nov 6, 5 PM ETpeak: on 7 front pages

📰 Spread

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Front pages carrying it at each hourly run, Nov 6, 3 PM to Nov 6, 10 PM ET (peak 7), by the outlets' lean: left · center
Nov 5, 6 PMNov 66 AM12 PM6 PMPoliticoPoliticoPolitico, Nov 4, 3:01 PM ET: ‘This is an earthquake’: Latino voters rush back to DemocratsLos Angeles TimesLos Angeles TimesLos Angeles Times, Nov 4, 6:01 PM ET: How Latino voters helped secure blue victoriesNPRNPRNPR, Nov 4, 7:01 PM ET: See how Latinos, young voters and other demographic groups fueled Democrats' big winsThe Washington PostThe Washington PostThe Washington Post, Nov 4, 10:01 PM ET: Latino voters won it for Trump. They just did the same for the Democrats.ReutersReutersReuters, Nov 5, 11:01 AM ET: Latinos, motivated by immigration and economic woes, drive Democratic gains in Republican strongholdsThe GuardianThe GuardianThe Guardian, Nov 6, 2:01 PM ET: How Republicans lost the Latino voters who elected TrumpPBS NewsHourPBS NewsHourPBS NewsHour, Nov 6, 3:01 PM ET: Latino voters propel Democrats to big wins with leftward swing
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💬 Quoted

  1. “This is an earthquake”1

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📰 Every outlet's headline 7left to right by AllSides rating

📡 Broadcast

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🧶 Retelling

what people online made of it

🦗 Nobody's retelling it online yet, as far as the daily reports of the last week can tell.

🗣️ Names in it

LatinosDemocratic PartyRepublican PartyDonald TrumpLatino voters

🔎 Checking

what the fact-checkers looked into

🧐 No fact-checker has taken it on yet.

🧵 Persistence

the running story it belongs to

🧵 Democrats gain House majority

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    Oct 4, 11 PM ET

  2. Trump announces 'midterm surprise' ahead of elections

    Oct 4, 1 PM ET

  3. Trump criticizes Ilhan Omar and Somali migrants at Ohio rally

    Oct 14, 9 AM ET

  4. Trump holds Ohio rally ahead of midterm elections

    Oct 14, 12 AM ET

  5. Trump supporter punches protester at Ohio rally

    Oct 11, 5 PM ET

  6. Trump holds rallies in Arizona and Montana ahead of midterms

    Oct 10, 6 PM ET

  7. Trump pardons two Alaskan mechanics in Clean Air Act case

    Oct 13, 11 PM ET

  8. Trump warns of potential national crisis if Democrats win midterms

    Oct 20, 8 PM ET

  9. Trump praises supporter who punched protester at rally

    Oct 22, 12 AM ET

  10. Trump holds midterm rally in Florida with Byron Donalds

    Oct 19, 6 PM ET

  11. Trump and allies seek to influence midterms through legal actions

    Oct 28, 8 AM ET

  12. Trump holds midterm rally in chillicothe, Ohio

    Oct 28, 8 PM ET

  13. Trump and Obama exchange barbs in final days of midterm campaign

    Oct 28, 10 PM ET

  14. Democrats warned against impeaching Trump or Hegseth if they win House

    Oct 28, 2 PM ET

  15. Democrats lead in Texas, Michigan Senate races

    Oct 29, 12 PM ET

  16. Early voting surges in midterm elections

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  17. Elon musk warns of democratic sweep leading to end of democracy

    Oct 31, 12 AM ET

  18. Midterm elections test political landscape and congressional control

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  19. Democrats lead in seven Senate battlegrounds according to new polls

    Nov 3, 4 AM ET

  20. Democratic candidates win key Republican-held seats

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  21. Trump acknowledges Iran role in midterm losses

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  22. Democrats gain significant legislative momentum

    Nov 4, 10 AM ET

  23. Iranian officials say US voters rejected Trump's war

    Nov 4, 10 AM ET

  24. US voters cast ballots in midterm elections

    Nov 4, 1 PM ET

  25. Iranian officials comment on trump's midterm election results

    Nov 4, 3 PM ET

  26. Hakeem Jeffries advances toward becoming first House speaker

    Nov 4, 12 PM ET

  27. Democrats flip multiple House seats in Pennsylvania

    Nov 3, 11 PM ET

  28. US voters cast ballots to decide control of Congress

    Oct 29, 6 PM ET

  29. Trump threatens to use veto power if Democrats gain control

    Nov 1, 7 PM ET

  30. John thune to run for Senate republican leader

    Nov 4, 4 PM ET

  31. Democrats regain control of Congress as Trump dismisses impeachment threat

    Nov 5, 2 PM ET

  32. Cracks appear in Reflecting Pool after Trump's remarks

    Nov 3, 2 PM ET

  33. World leaders express relief and caution after republican election rout

    Nov 4, 2 PM ET

  34. Democrats gain majority after midterm elections

    Nov 5, 6 AM ET

  35. Democrats plan to limit Trump's agenda in first 100 hours

    Nov 6, 6 AM ET

  36. Hakeem Jeffries announces bid for House speaker

    Nov 4, 2 AM ET

  37. U.S. stocks surge as Democrats win Congress

    Nov 5, 6 AM ET

  38. Democrats win on affordability but face delivery challenges

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  39. Trump says he can work with Democrats after midterm losses

    Nov 5, 5 PM ET

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    Nov 6, 8 AM ET

  41. Southern Democrats gain ground in key states

    Nov 6, 2 PM ET

  42. Latino voters contributed to Democratic gains in key states (this story)

    Nov 6, 3 PM ET

  43. Democrats flip over 40 House seats as Senate races remain unresolved

    Nov 7, 5 AM ET

  44. Democrats win majority in House and Senate

    Nov 3, 11 PM ET

  45. Democrats win 2026 midterms, set stage for 2028 presidential race

    Nov 5, 8 AM ET

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    Nov 4, 8 AM ET

  47. Democrats gain control of multiple state governments

    Nov 6, 1 PM ET

  48. Democrats gain majority in Texas House as Republicans face historic losses

    Nov 6, 3 AM ET

  49. Democrats win majority in house and senate

    Nov 5, 1 PM ET

  50. Republicans face challenges in 2028 presidential race after midterm losses

    Nov 1, 11 PM ET

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    Nov 7, 12 AM ET

  52. Trump blames Democrats for stock market decline after midterms

    Nov 5, 8 PM ET

  53. Democrats propose plan to bypass Electoral College

    Nov 6, 7 AM ET

  54. Senate Republicans re-elect John Thune as leader after midterm losses

    Nov 7, 4 PM ET

  55. Democrats gain majority in House following midterm elections

    Nov 8, 6 AM ET

  56. Mississippi Senate race remains too close to call

    Nov 6, 2 PM ET

  57. Trump questions midterm election results

    Nov 8, 8 AM ET

  58. Incoming Democrat claims party threatened him to support Jeffries as speaker

    Nov 10, 6 PM ET

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