Most Americans reside in districts that are not competitive for House elections, suggesting that the decision on who will represent them in Congress next year was likely made during the primary elections.
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Impact of Midterm Elections on Congressional Representation
The article discusses how the majority of Americans live in non-competitive House districts, indicating that the outcome of who will represent them in Congress is often determined in the primary elections rather than the general elections.
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The midterms are over. Sort of.
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Impact of Midterm Elections on Congressional Representation