… beginning to tilt blue. This is definitely going to be a blue wave tonight.JOHN SOLOMON: So this is starting to sweep across the country, a blue wave in many different things, including governorships that have long been in Republican hands. You're seeing this continue to sweep across the country. Same trend lines safe red seats, red governorships, beginning to tilt blue. This is definitely going to be a blue wave tonight. The trend lines are pretty clear. I think the coalition that Donald Trump put together in 2024, young males, Hispanic voters independent voters has tilted to the left. They're willing to give socialists a chance 'cause they don't think the economy's been fixed. Evangelical voters way down, the young voter, the young conservative voter way down, that Charlie Kirk voter that was so energized in '24 way down in the poll. You can see how, how this night is shaping up and what lessons we take from this. The one interesting thing, though socialists are doing very well tonight. The overall national sentiment is Americans do not want socialism, so they're just picking socialists out of anger over the economy. But it is not an embrace of socialism, it's a rejection of the current economy.
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The trend lines are pretty clear. I think the coalition that Donald Trump put together in 2024, young males, Hispanic voters independent voters has tilted to the left. They're willing to give socialists a chance 'cause they don't think the economy's been fixed. Evangelical voters way down, the young voter, the young conservative voter way down, that Charlie Kirk voter that was so energized in '24 way down in the poll. You can see how, how this night is shaping up and what lessons we take from this. The one interesting thing, though socialists are doing very well tonight.
The overall national sentiment is Americans do not want socialism, so they're just picking socialists out of anger over the economy. But it is not an embrace of socialism, it's a rejection of the current economy.
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