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Elections · From the wire

The ‘blue tsunami’ happened because of a surge in youth voters and Republicans who stayed home

Much of the midterm “blue tsunami” came from diverse, enthusiastic young voters with financial struggles who flocked to the polls, and also Trump voters sitting out the election, according to two experts analyzing turnout in a handful of states with detailed results. The results, they say, could mean a mandate for...

Published by Arizona Mirror

November 12, 2026 at 10:24 AM MST

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