Show-Me Midterms Worse Than Watergate

Historical context and an even better look at the numbers . . . 

"In the 99 seats contested by both parties this year and in 2024, Democrats gained more than 12 percentage points. In the seats they flipped, the margin shifted an average of 21 points in favor of the Democratic candidate.

"Democrats defeated 10 incumbent Republicans on Tuesday, bringing the total of new members of both parties to 64 and ending 14 years of GOP supermajorities in the House."

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We've got to listen': Missouri Republicans confront fallout from historic election losses

After losing 16 Missouri House seats Tuesday in their worst election since Watergate, Republicans are questioning whether their own legislative agenda helped drive voters away.