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Political divide between coasts and Midwest deepening, midterm election analysis shows
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Republican success with the blue collar vote and the failure of Democrats to attract those without a college degree. Republican gains came from areas that were older, less diverse and less educated, says Farnam. Republican support was not as strong on both coasts and in areas with Latino voters.
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