Red wave crashing? GOP momentum slips as fall sprint begins
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Red wave crashing? GOP momentum slips as fall sprint begins

Associated Press  

NEW YORK — The possibility of a great red wave still looms. “And in fairness, in part, it’s because I’m running against the guy who’s by far the most extreme and dangerous candidate in the nation.” In one of the nation’s most important swing states, Republicans nominated Doug Mastriano as their nominee for governor, even after learning about his leading role in Trump’s push to overturn the 2020 election. But they also believe in limitations, and Democrats have shown no inclination to have any limitation.” On the Republican Party’s broader midterm outlook, McDaniel said top races were always likely to tighten, despite the conventional wisdom that a massive red wave was building. I think we’ve got great candidates,” Scott told the AP, citing opportunities to challenge Democrats in blue states like Colorado and Washington state. “This isn’t the typical midterm that we’re talking about.” ___ Associated Press writers Aaron Kessler, Hannah Fingerhut and Zeke Miller in Washington and Bill Barrow in Atlanta contributed to this report.

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