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To: Sdgla who wrote (1134867)	5/14/2019 10:20:49 PM
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We cleaned house 6 months ago. Latest House results confirm 2018 wasn't a blue wave. It was a blue tsunami. Analysis by Harry Enten, CNN Updated 6:31 PM ET, Thu December 6, 2018 The final votes are being counted from the 2018 election. They confirm that the Democrats crushed Republicans. Let's start in the seat count. Republican Rep. David Valadao of California's 21st District conceded on Thursday to Democrat T.J. Cox. Cox's victory combined with other election results means that Democrats have picked up a net gain of 40 seats. As has oft been repeated, this is the largest Democratic House gain since 1974. It's a larger gain than Democrats had in the wave elections of both 1982 and 2006. We can go back even further and see how unusual it is that Democrats picked up this many seats. If you go back all the way to first election of the post-World War II era (1946), there have only been three elections in which Democrats net gained more seats than they did in 2018. Put another way, this was the fourth best performance for Democrats in the 37 general House elections since President Donald Trump was born. cnn.com

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