Higher population density predicts higher Democratic vote share even in small cities in deep-red counties in deep-red states.
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Ballots don't get to you Montana is a complicated state, politically; it is not deep red in the way that most southern states are deep red.
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White on such a deep red iPhone makes zero sense.
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Martin Frost, whose seat had become deep red through redistricting.
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You know why the map goes deep red in 2036?
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The gunshot sliced a deep, red groove into his head.
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Doug Jones, who've run and won in deep red states.
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And until last year, the district had been deep red.
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Don't think your highlighter game can hack a deep red hue?
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There's only one Democrat up from a deep red state - Sen.
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In deep Red Louisiana, that would normally be a safe bet.
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They can vary in color from bright white to deep red.
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In deep red states like Kentucky, maybe that's not that damaging.
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The district is deep red, so another must-win for Republicans.
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Our deep-red blood, our lush tech— Archangels, limping in paradise.
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Right now I have really short nails in a deep red.
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He also visited two more deep-red states: Indiana and Montana.
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Democrats' losses in 2018 were concentrated overwhelmingly in deep-red states.
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Still, a Democrat is within striking distance in deep-red Alabama.
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And we even elected a Democratic senator in deep-red Alabama.
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Soon the two separated parts united in one deep red crescent.
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This is a big deal, especially in a deep red state.
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Doug Jones' Alabama victory happened in a unique circumstance A lot of Democrats had hoped that deep red state Mississippi would turn out like deep red state Alabama after Hyde-Smith got herself into hot water.
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BEST: Singer Ciara showed off her baby bump in deep red velvet.
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It's actually 63 percent of all those surveyed in deep-red districts.
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It came with two straps, including one in a deep red python.
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Given Louisiana's deep red lean, this is probably something Democrats don't mind.
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A deep red crept across the faces and bustlines of the women.
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To be sure, Kennedy has the upper-hand in deep-Red Louisiana.
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Alabama, a deep-red state, should be an easy win for Republicans.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith has threatened her prospects in the deep-red state.
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They saw the bright blue explosion, which faded to a deep red.
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The Republicans held on to the governor's mansion in deep-red Mississippi.
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Sure, it builds pressure on some Senate Democrats in deep red states.
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Voters approved measures in each of these deep-red states in November.
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O'Rourke is giving Cruz an unexpectedly strong challenge in deep-red Texas.
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If the Electoral College is the barometer, this state is deep red.
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Of their mere eight seats up, six are in deep red states.
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He did better in the rural deep-red part of the state.
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Democrats also flipped seats in deep-red states like Utah and Kansas.
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Deep red streams down her arms and legs, trails on white tile.
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Georgia: Democrats won two deep-red districts in special state House elections.
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But the other six GOP-held seats are in deep-red territory.
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Deep-red icons are easily defeated scrubs, but beware of the orange icons.
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The U.S. Senate special election runoff in deep red Mississippi pits Republican Sen.
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Doug Jones won a Senate special election in deep red Alabama in December.
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Given Alabama's deep-red Republican status, the GOP nominee will be heavily favored.
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The lipstick is a deep red shade named, quite succinctly, F*ck Kavanaugh.
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"If we burn, you burn with us," read a huge, deep-red banner.
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On the other hand, deep-red Arizona rejected an initiative to legalize marijuana.
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The formerly deep-red state has also emerged as competitive in general elections.
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The Senate fight in deep-red Texas has become increasingly competitive — and expensive.
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Doug Jones' win in a special election in deep red Alabama last year.
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The Montana Democrat has served since 2007, despite representing a deep-red state.
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Bannon wants deep-red conservatives to take on traditional elected Republicans in primaries.
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Cruz faces an unexpectedly tough challenge from O'Rourke in the deep-red state.
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Georgia Democrats celebrated winning two deep red districts in special state House elections.
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Doug Jones, will be fighting for his political life in deep-red Alabama.
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They're available in four colors: a deep red, dark green, black and gray.
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But as deep red as my state is, I see signs of hope.
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They come in several colors, like vibrant blue, deep red, and sunflower yellow.
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The ad also channels Trump--a heavyweight move in the deep-red state.
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Beyond Virginia, you're looking to run local candidates in deep, deep red states.
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Even in a deep-red place like Alabama, the young population leans Democratic.
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"The Republican brand, even in deep red Alabama, is positively toxic," he said.
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This way, the sauce is deep red and rich, but not outrageously extravagant.
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Trilobites The deep red gems have long been found marred with internal markings.
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Wu drew a long breath and curled herself into a deep red sofa.
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Also running for the Senate seat in deep-red Alabama are Republicans Rep.
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Butch Otter (R) are locked in a dogfight in this deep-red state.
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And in another deep red state, behind the scenes maneuvering helped Democratic Sen.
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Sen. Joe Manchin of Virginia — a deep red state — struck a similar chord.
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Republicans have raced to save the deep-red district vacated when former Rep.
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Ms. Reynaud-Dewar's body is a deep red-orange, too, like a Matisse dancer.
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Most flying birds have deep red muscle that allows them to fly large distances.
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There's ruby, a deep red; sapphire, a dark blue; and onyx, a classic black.
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It is prized for its deep-red hue, particularly by furniture-makers in China.
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How to pick: A good tuna steak wants to be a really deep red.
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Look at all the deep red in the below visualization of current bitcoin blocks.
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The election landscape diverged as Democrats defended several Senate seats in deep red territory.
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Or they'll have to make inroads in what has heretofore been deep red territory.
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Republicans are expected to hold onto the governor's mansion in the deep-red state.
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In deep red Utah, Idaho and Nebraska, Medicaid expansion easily passed at the polls.
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But Democrats are still optimistic about their chances of flipping the deep-red state.
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Democrats have won in special elections across the country, even in deep-red states.
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Phil Bredesen, who is considered a strong candidate even in the deep red state.
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The result was the gift of a deep red senate seat to a Democrat.
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Domaine Ilarria is a deep red with a bouquet of wild fruits and spices.
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"They underperformed in a district that is deep, deep red," the MSNBC host continued.
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Two enormous lanterns glowed deep red in a city often pitch black at night.
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He must also persuade some Republicans to support him in this deep-red state.
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But the Republicans most at risk this year aren't conservatives in deep-red districts.
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A series of local elections have produced Democratic victories in hitherto deep-red regions.
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Doug Jones (D) is running for a full term in a deep-red state.
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Ms. Cockburn has made a point of campaigning vigorously in those deep-red areas.
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Prepare to step into a new trippy-chic dimension in chevrons and deep red.
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They believe frustration with the utility could be a way into deep red districts.
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McConnell has represented the deep red state of Kentucky for more than three decades.
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Despite Kansas's deep-red hue, Democrats have won the governorship reliably in recent years.
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Eight states have taken that offer, including deep red states like Texas and Montana.
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But the contest is surprisingly competitive, considering Texas is traditionally a deep-red state.
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The race has, to Scholten's delight, become surprisingly close for an otherwise deep-red district.
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Jason Chaffetz, who was caught off-guard in his deep-red Utah two weeks ago.
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Cozy with a dark wood floor and deep-red wallpaper with a black, leafy pattern.
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My wedding dress is in two pieces, an Indian lehenga, deep red and heavily beaded.
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Polls have shown Clinton competitive in some ordinarily deep red states, including Utah and Mississippi.
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In deep-red Missouri, voters resoundingly rejected a right-to-work law for the state.
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"Oceanside" is pulled from the Unity collection, which includes deep red, navy and pink shades.
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He's been #NeverTrump since before it was cool while maintaining his deep red conservative cred.
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This year she has opted for deep red with a particularly appropriate name: "Dragon's blood".
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Its skin, like tire-rubber, is a speckled blend of deep red and shocking blue.
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Jones is the first Democratic Senator in a quarter-century in the deep-red state.
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When the temperature drops, my fingers freeze, and often turn deep red, followed by white.
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Democrats won big in Virginia this week, turning the deep-red state to solid blue.
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But many of those seats—even in deep red districts—are starting to look winnable.
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Other polls have found Cruz with a 4-point edge in the deep-red state.
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Democrats have flipped 35 state legislative seats this cycle, including several in deep-red areas.
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She wore a deep-red velvet midi dress by ALAÏA and he donned a tuxedo.
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He told voters to "remember" the Senate special election in deep-red Alabama last year.
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An endorsement from the congressman would be seen as important in the deep-red state.
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Doug Jones (Ala.) — who isn't facing reelection until 2020 — is from a deep-red state.
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The deep red tone of the flesh really helps communicate their sheer aliveness, you know?
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And ballot measures in Utah, Idaho and Nebraska could expand Medicaid in deep red states.
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Based in deep-red Texas, he serves as political director of Republicans Against Marijuana Prohibition.
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Expand the reach of purple America at the expense of deep red or deep blue.
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These deep-red states will now join 33 others in the forward march of Obamacare.
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To win, Democrats, will need Georgia, a deep South state that was once deep red.
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Republicans spent millions to pull Saccone across the finish line in the deep-red district.
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Two hands rose among the crowd of about five dozen in this deep-red county.
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We're in a deep-red county, where almost 2156% of voters chose Trump in 33.
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An election in deep-red Louisiana that narrowly kept a Democrat in the governor's office.
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As the Republican, Moore has long been expected to win in the deep-red state.
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O'Rourke has already visited 223 of the state's 254 counties, including some deep red turf.
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Early on, special elections were far closer than anticipated, even in deep red South Carolina.
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The constituencies he hopes to mobilize are a majority of Republicans in deep red states.
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Meanwhile, some recent polls show Democrat Doug Jones overtaking Moore in the deep-red state.
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Kennedy is more concerned with legalization ballot initiatives in upwards of 7 "deep red" states.
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All the boys painted their heads with ochre, a deep red pigment made from clay.
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"It's a deep red district," Wilde told PEOPLE at an event celebrating her collaboration with Dunkin'.
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Nate McMurrayAnother race in deep-red western New York is extremely close, with Republican incumbent Rep.
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Both Armando and LaToya are running in deep-red districts, and their campaigns are long shots.
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A son of the South from a deep red state, he is white and working class.
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And that she does: long, low ponytail, deep red lips, glowing skin, gold hoops, and all.
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He's also a Republican elected in a deep red state — so he does have a constituency.
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It is notable that Trump did not tread this same rhetorical territory in deep-red Louisiana.
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You don't need to see deep-red bloodstains to know the people of Sinjar have suffered.
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Joe Manchin of deep-red West Virginia who said he, too, would vote to confirm Kavanaugh.
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The wedding was a black tie affair with a deep red, white and black color theme.
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Barack Obama in 2008 got one electoral vote from deep red Nebraska from the Omaha area.
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Keep in mind that Oklahoma is a deep red state that voted overwhelmingly for Donald Trump.
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I grabbed my dad's hand and squeezed it so hard that his skin turned deep red.
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Unlike many deep-red states across the country, Trump has never been terribly popular in Utah.
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Democrats are even running close to Republicans in Kansas and South Dakota, two deep-red states.
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Doug Jones's seat in deep-red Alabama, a state Trump carried by 2900 points in 220006.
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Even without a star recruit, Republicans have a strong chance at competing in deep-red Louisiana.
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The latest hue to join the "Posie K" mauve-pink crew is a bold, deep red.
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Even in deep red districts, the provision had only about 50 percent support from all voters.
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Moore's entry would shake up next year's Senate race in deep-red Alabama, where incumbent Sen.
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It appears as a deep, red orb surrounded by layers of pale yellow, orange and white.
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The wagyu beef was deep red and marbled with flecks and patches of snow-white fat.
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His seat is in a deep-red district that is expected to remain in Republican hands.
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Roger Wicker could face a challenge next year in deep-red Mississippi from Republican state Sen.
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The nation has seen a reliable Republican from a deep-red state stunningly undermining his president.
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She is dead, with "deep red cuts rent in her flesh," perhaps by her own hand.
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The senator hailed from a deep-red state, and the phones were ringing off the hook.
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Heitkamp hails from another deep-red state — North Dakota went for Trump by about 36 points.
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Doug Jones, who won a special election in deep-red Alabama last year, supported the bill.
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For some in deep-red states like Alabama, that strategy appears to be a safe one.
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He ran several quixotic campaigns for Congress — as a Democrat in a deep-red Indiana district.
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There were other areas of scaly, deep red skin on both her arms, but nowhere else.
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Moore went on to lose the Senate seat in the deep-red state to Democratic Sen.
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Someone who can win in a deep red state but who does not support abortion rights?
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Collins' indictment has made his deep-red district more competitive for his Democratic opponent Nate McMurray.
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St. Anne and mother Mary are draped in painfully bright fuchsia, mint, and deep red robes.
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All eyes are on the Republican primary in the deep-red state, where Trump-endorsed Sen.
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In deep-red Montana, for example, he's staged three rallies to try to defeat Democratic Sen.
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However, they will also have to defend 11 seats, including in deep-red Alabama, where Sen.
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Steve Beshear, who was a staunch promoter and defender of Obamacare in his deep red state.
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In deep-red Louisiana, Democrats only control one of the state's six congressional seats up for reelection.
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"It's a deep red district," Wilde told PEOPLE at a recent event celebrating her collaboration with Dunkin'.
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But in a deep-red state Trump won by 19 points, Braun could mount a formidable challenge.
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The "Kim" is deep red and shaken with soju, a vodka-like alcohol loved in both Koreas.
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Her other winter accessories include a deep red cashmere snood scarf from the Scottish cashmere brand Brora.
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In the deep red state, Blackburn only leads Bredesen by five points, which reportedly has Republicans worried.
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Ted Cruz, he came within two percentage points of pulling an upset in the deep-red state.
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Ted Cruz, he came within 2000 percentage points of pulling an upset in the deep-red state.
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Not just swing states, but also deep blue states and deep red states with down-ballot opportunities.
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Her black turtlenecks, her deep red lipstick, and the heavy mascara around her eyes which never blinked.
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But an increasing number of lawmakers' encounters with constituents, even in deep-red districts, have gotten ugly.
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With polls moving against her reelection bid in deep red North Dakota, is it possible that Sen.
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Labrador's first town hall of the recess on Friday in a deep-red district quickly turned raucous.
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Just weeks ago, she was the state's junior senator, a moderate Democrat in deep-red rural America.
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On one hand, it could give Republicans a boost in deep-red districts where Trump is popular.
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They feared a similar outcome to what happened in deep-red Alabama in December, when Democratic Sen.
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They hoped to avoid a situation similar to what they endured in deep-red Alabama last year.
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But recent polls, including a GOP internal, show him trailing behind Jones in the deep-red state.
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Cuellar, a seven-term congressman, represents one of the few safe Democratic districts in deep-red Texas.
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Ted Cruz, he came within 2 percentage points of pulling an upset in the deep-red state.
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The words appear in political advertisements and are cheered at campaign rallies — even in deep-red states.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Hof defeated the three-term Republican incumbent, James Oscarson, in the deep-red district.
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Deep red garnets are found all over the world, from Thailand and Sri Lanka to the Adirondacks.
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Order them here >>Or, take the dark but equally romantic route of deep red and yellow flowers.
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Senator Doug Jones is in a delicate political position, a Democrat in deep-red, pro-Trump Alabama.
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Texas is a deep-red state, in which the Republican Party is in complete and total control.
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"We love the idea of guests discovering this one deep red flower in the highlands," Standefer says.
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Throughout the campaign, Kaine has visited several deep-red states including Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Idaho and Wyoming.
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Cotton was eying a Senate seat in deep-red Arkansas, where voters were strongly opposed to it.
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Voting to remove Mr Trump might end Doug Jones's hope of re-election in deep-red Alabama.
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He wore a deep-red leather coat, black gloves, and a long overcoat with a fur collar.
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Moore went on to lose to Democrat Doug Jones earlier this month in the deep-red state.
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I recommend the deep-red Blood Saison, made with hibiscus and agave — it's sweet, tart and refreshing.
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Bittersweet nightshade is actually a tomato relative, and grows glistening, deep red berries any tomato would envy.
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Billie Sutton (D) in the general election, but she's the overwhelming favorite in the deep-red state.
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Beto O'Rourke's bid to unseat the sitting Republican in deep-red Texas might translate to something real.
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Republicans, meanwhile, only have to defend just eight seats, six of which are in deep-red territory.
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Other voters are just unwilling to allow a Democrat to hold a Senate seat in deep-red Alabama.
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Ojeda has drawn comparisons to other Democrats who ran competitive races in deep-red regions, such as Rep.
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The letter of provenance indicates that the phone had been professionally personalised, including being painted a deep red.
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That poll might be an outlier, but the race in this deep-red district appears to be tightening.
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Ken Harbaugh is a military veteran running in Ohio's deep-red Seventh Congressional District against Republican Bob Gibbs.
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And again, the state that's had this in effect for almost 40 years is a deep red state.
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Metz wore a beautiful scarlet dress that fell below the knees, and a deep red lipstick to match.
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Nevertheless, Estes won by only seven points — a small margin of victory for the deep-red congressional district.
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His narrow loss in a deep-red state turned him into a social media sensation and media darling.
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Ana Gaspar pulls down a mason jar from the cabinet filled to the brim with deep red liquid.
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Many House Republicans come from deep red districts where Trump's message to crack down on illegal immigration resonated.
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Democrats have increasingly eyed the race as a potential pickup opportunity, despite Texas being a deep-red state.
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The three states that will elect governors in 2019 — Louisiana, Kentucky and Mississippi — are all deep-red territory.
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Greg Pence coasted to victory in the deep-red 6th District in Indiana against Democratic challenger Jeannine Lake.
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Phil Bryant (R) in deep-red Mississippi is expected to favor Republicans, especially with a popular outgoing governor.
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Meanwhile Democrats are seeing deep-red states where they had hoped for a narrow path now slip away.
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Love faces a rematch with Owens and early signs showed her in trouble in her deep red district.
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We have gotten to see here pure, unalloyed, deep-red conservative government, and we will learn from it.
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The Sacramento Kings are switching it up from their usual purple and white colors to a deep red.
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Norman is a heavy favorite in the deep-red district that Trump won by 19 points in November.
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We have our online carts poised for Trust Me, a deep red, and Boa, a lilac-tinged pink.
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However, he still has huge odds to overcome if he wants to beat Cruz in deep-red Texas.
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The Democrat Andy Beshear's shock gubernatorial win in the deep-red state of Kentucky has Republican leaders worried.
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In deep-red Alabama during a special election, that's a sign that the race is up for grabs.
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Steve Bullock, the latest Democrat to enter the presidential race, was twice elected governor of deep-red Montana.
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I find beautiful communities in places that consider themselves deep blue and places that consider themselves deep red.
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Doug Jones (D-AL), who voted to convict the president despite being from a deep-red state; Sen.
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Of the three governor's races this year, all in deep red states, Republicans won only one, in Mississippi.
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The president's standing in the deep-red state appears similar to his historically low job approval numbers nationally.
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The race would also serve as a model for Democrats running in deep-red districts across the country.
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The Garretsons are super engaged Democrats, even as the rest of Henry County has turned a deep red.
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Cunningham's surprise victory in the deep-red district is a cautionary tale for the Republican Party, Sanford said.
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Manchin, a Democrat from a deep-red state, said he is eager to take on the new role.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE will have an easy reelection in the deep-red state.
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Among those on Cook's list is a district in Harris County in the deep-red state of Texas.
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Jason Chaffetz offguard in deep-red Utah, two weeks ago, and put Republicans on guard heading into this week.
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Democrats' biggest successes in special elections thus far have come in deep-red constituencies like Alabama and western Pennsylvania.
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Beto O'Rourke ran a decidedly progressive Senate campaign in 2018, especially for a Democrat running in deep-red Texas.
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Though a deep-red state, Kansas has elected both Democratic and Republican governors over the past couple of decades.
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I reached down to try to yank my leg free as the water around me turned a deep red.
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Xaviera Simmons's photograph, "Line (Red)" is a snowy landscape, cut in half by a massive block of deep red.
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You see, last winter Roberts couldn't stop, wouldn't stop wearing velvet shoes — specifically, those in a deep red hue.
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Evidence from the midterm elections in 20163 suggests that Trump's scorching immigration rhetoric worked in deep red Republican states.
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Deep red, cobalt blue, lime green — whatever your unexpected mascara choice, Work It Out is the place to look.
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Deep red Wyoming raised its gas tax in 2013, as did fellow conservative states Idaho and Nebraska in 2015.
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Recent polls have consistently shown Cruz leading, but the race has drawn national attention to the deep-red state.
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More important, Trump's lip service to prison reform could be a political boost for reformers in deep-red states.
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She is surrounded by dozens of unnamed people, all wearing the same deep red color as her father's sweatshirt.
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We also saw Democrats flip seven governorships from red to blue, including in Wisconsin and the deep red Kansas.
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Though all three states are deep red territory at the federal level, they will all likely be competitive races.
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Doug Jones, who faces his own tough re-election fight in the deep red state of Alabama, told CNN.
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Haney, who ran small businesses with her husband before retiring, was considered an underdog in the deep-red county.
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A record number of black women are reportedly running for Democratic office across the deep-red state of Alabama.
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Interesting side note: This particular rose (which is actually a very deep red) has only been around since 2000.
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My heart was beating so hard I was sure she could hear it, and I blushed a deep red.
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Situated between the towns of Mirleft and Sidi Ifni, the sedimentary rock turns a deep red color at sunset.
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That's not the only sign of local support for protecting migration corridors in deep-red parts of the West.
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Mississippi is a deep-red state that voted for Donald Trump by a comfortable 17-point margin in 2016.
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After a contentious and emotional battle across this deep-red state, voters restored the death penalty the following year.
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He pitches himself as the rare Democrat who can get elected and get along in a deep red state.
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Manchin is widely considered the only Democrat who can possibly hold a Senate seat in deep red West Virginia.
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A similar effort was revving up in deep red Texas, which boasts one of the nation's highest uninsured rates.
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The actress stepped out in style wearing a floor-length, deep red gown custom-made for her by Dior.
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What really distinguishes North Carolina is that, unlike deep red Kansas or Texas, it is a quintessentially purple state.
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But at college football games, set in the deep red states of Alabama and Louisiana, he received loud cheers.
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In the video, Heidi turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy.
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The envelopes were redesigned, now deep red with dark gold lettering on the front to identify the award category.
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She turns from ghostly white to yellow, flashes deep red, then goes mottled green and bumpy like plant life.
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And the 50-year-old congressman has experienced an unexpected level of outrage in his own deep red district.
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Cruz has pulled away in the polls in recent weeks and appears headed for reelection in deep-red Texas.
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Jones, perhaps the most endangered senator in 2020 because he represents deep-red Alabama, has not explicitly backed impeachment.
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"We're doing very well in Texas, which is a deep red state, and Florida, which leans red," Maibach said.
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On Tuesday, by a slim margin of 23,214 votes, Beshear ousted the Republican governor of a deep red state.
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It was 52-48 until Democrats scored an upset with the election of Doug Jones in deep red Alabama.
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That Republican Party clean-up effort began on Tuesday with the defeat of Roy Moore in deep red Alabama.
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Doug Jones' win in deep-red Alabama last year, as a least a moral victory heading into the midterms.
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If you live in a deep red state, you can donate to a candidate running in a purple one.
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The year's first special election, in Kansas' usually reliable deep-red 4th district, was way closer than it should've been.
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I'm a bereaved mother from a deep red state who is a proud conservative and advocate for paid family leave.
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But they were proof that Texas, like so many other so-called deep red states, has been purple all along.
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This is as true within states that are deep red or deep blue as for the nation as a whole.
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Doug Jones bested Republican Roy Moore, handing Democrats an unlikely victory in a deep red state and Donald Trump stronghold.
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Voters in three deep-red states — Idaho, Nebraska and Utah — opted to expand Medicaid through ballot initiatives this past November.
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The pair used McGrath's highly anticipated Lust 004 lip kit in the shade Vermillion Venom — a rich, deep-red hue.
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After downloading, you see the app's main deep red and orange color theme, and you're guided through a simple setup.
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It's the same process that causes grapes to develop red skins and blood oranges to develop their deep-red flesh.
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The deep red coloring in Pluto's southwestern hemisphere is likely caused by hydrocarbons called tholins, which form in Pluto's atmosphere.
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While Portland leans heavily left, many parts of Oregon are deep red — and growing partisan divides have highlighted that disparity.
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Why it matters: Democrat Doug Jones was elected to the Senate in a special election, rocking a deep red state.
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Trump was the most-searched candidate in every state during the debate, according to Google Trends — a deep red map.
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Like a détournement of James Turrell, another piece in Work Habits — "Unforgettable" (2015) — drenches the gallery in deep, red light.
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Democrats have highlighted a possible win by Lamb as a sign they can flip deep-red districts in upcoming elections.
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Conor Lamb (D-Pa.), who won a deep-red seat in a March special election, winning a newly created seat.
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Democrats face longer odds in deep-red Tennessee, where the party hasn't won a Senate seat in nearly 30 years.
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Trey Radel in South Florida's deep-red 85033th Congressional District; Radel had resigned after being busted for possession of cocaine.
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If his approval rating is where it is now, Republicans will suffer, though they won't lose in deep red areas.
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Progressives argued that Democrats need to play more aggressively in all parts of the country, even in deep-red seats.
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Clinton has campaigned in Republican areas of Ohio and Pennsylvania, and held a rally in deep-red Nebraska on Monday.
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The race was surprisingly close in deep-red Texas, drawing the attention of prominent Democrats and donors to O'Rourke's campaign.
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But Republicans aren't worried, saying they're confident that Sessions's long career and Texas's deep-red politics will protect his seat.
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Deep red sockeye is a favorite, but any salmon will benefit from a generous dollop of this smoked salmon butter.
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While Oklahoma is a deep-red state, voters there have a history of electing conservative Democrats to the governor's mansion.
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Regardless of what the polling projects, Jones faces an uphill battle to win a statewide election in deep-red Alabama.
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Candidate recruitment and other key pieces of electoral infrastructure, especially in deep red states, were mostly dismissed as an afterthought.
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Just the basic infrastructure of a functional campaign, we're seeing that all over the map, even in deep-red turf.
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But she also won major cities in deep red states — like Fulton County (Atlanta), Harris County (Houston), and Dallas County.
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But many come from deep-red areas and feel more vulnerable to primary challenges than to a general election opponent.
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The colors contrast sharply, satisfyingly: hot pink on bright orange or on deep red-brown, red or white on black.
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Doug Jones (D) is running for reelection in a deep-red state, as their best chance for a pick-up.
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His initial budget plan would zero out federal funding for public radio in wide-open spaces of deep-red states.
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His arms were skeletal—"no wider than my wrists," she said—and there were deep-red marks on his neck.
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And it's possible that the accusations could sink his bid regardless, delivering Democrats a victory in a deep-red state.
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Yes, Beshear beat sitting Republican governor Matt Bevin in a deep-red state where Donald Trump won by 240 points.
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Tim Murphy in deep-red western Pennsylvania's 18th District, Conor Lamb launched a TV ad responding to Republican state Rep.
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"These are three deep-red areas," Democratic Governors Association spokesman David Turner said, "that should be easy layups for Republicans."
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Since then, motivated Democrats have outperformed the norm in congressional races in deep red territory, which bodes well for 2018.
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Among other things, there's a gorgeous, deep-red lipstick, bright-purple shadow, and bronzer-blush duo we can't wait to wear.
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Could Chaffetz cave under that kind of pressure, especially when some of it presumably comes from his deep red Republican district?
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In my head, I pictured a Russian starlet with deep red lipstick and a past of which she did not speak.
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In deep-red Texas, O'Rourke made a point of shunning corporate donations and outside money as he nearly upset GOP Sen.
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Correction: A previous version of this article said 63 percent of Republicans in deep-red districts dislike the House proposed AHCA.
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The agency fully adopts the talking points of the serve-for-life caucus of elected officials in the deep-red west.
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In the hands of another director, Deep Red, with its sometimes needlessly overcomplicated plot, could come off as laughable at times.
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The tariffs could threaten 11 million U.S. jobs — most of which are concentrated in rural, deep-red parts of the country.
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It was a rare campaign expenditure for Nunes, who isn't seen as particularly vulnerable in his deep-red Central Valley district.
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But it's still an uphill battle for the party in a deep red state that Trump is expected to comfortably win.
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Conor Lamb (D), targeted with such attacks, was able to eke out a win earlier this year in deep-red Pennsylvania.
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In deep-red Texas, O'Rourke was able to highly energize the Democratic base, drawing massive crowds at campaign rallies and concerts.
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Democrats will also have to defend the most vulnerable seat currently on the map in the deep red state of Alabama.
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Moore ended up losing the general election race to Democrat Doug Jones in a massive upset in the deep-red state.
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Conor Lamb's March victory in a deep-red Pennsylvania district, has Democrats believing the battlefield is expanding quickly in their favor.
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The president suggested that the indictments may have cost the party these two deep-red seats — and possibly the House majority.
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At this point in his presidency, Trump's Republican Party was losing elections in deep red states and wasn't passing any legislation.
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Mary Throne, though whoever wins will be seen as a long shot to win in November in the deep-red state.
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Still, engagement by the party in deep red Alabama, especially given the increasingly high profile of the race, will be fraught.
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Still, there has been debate in Democratic circles over whether the party would be wise to engage in deep red Alabama.
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At the same time, African-American emigration to the South has started to weaken Republican control of some deep red states.
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But Cruz continued to aggressively go after the Democratic congressman's record, which he says doesn't line up with deep-red Texas.
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Fischer, the incumbent, defeated four GOP challengers and will be the strong favorite to win re-election in deep-red Nebraska.
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He was greeted with overwhelming cheers in the deep red state of Alabama at the Alabama-LSU football game on Saturday.
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But it remains unclear whether the unified effort will be enough to change Tuesday's outcome in such a deep-red state.
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The political economy in deep red states, and anywhere else federal Medicaid expansion funds were turned down, is obviously quite different.
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The Texas Senate debate has gotten a groundswell of attention as polls show a tightening race in the deep-red state.
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So Moore will run for Senate, and because he is running for Senate in deep-red Alabama he will probably win.
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In December, black women made the difference in the upset election of Doug Jones to the Senate from deep red Alabama.
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Jones's 2017 race saw the Democratic Party get involved in a deep red state in a way it hadn't in decades.
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Why it matters: Expansion is inching forward even in the deep red states that have so far been the biggest holdouts.
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It also emboldened Democrats to run maverick campaigns even in deep-red areas where Republicans remain bedeviled by Mr. Trump's unpopularity.
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It is bit odd to term them "greens," since many chicories' leaves are a deep red, ranging from burgundy to crimson.
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Now, by contrast, large counties almost always skew Democratic even when they're in the middle of deep red states like Texas.
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Such notoriety might help those lawmakers in their deep red districts, but they do nothing for the party's overall political standing.
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In 2017, Emerge expanded operations from 253 to 22 states, including such deep red states as Alabama, South Carolina and Louisiana.
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Democrats had hoped for a quick victory, but the party has two other chances to notch wins in deep red states.
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The Democrat who barely lost in Kansas's special House election Tuesday says his party can't neglect races in deep-red districts.
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But with so few offensive opportunities, Democrats will have to thread the needle in deep-red states just to tread water.
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On others, the sky might be a sickly yellow, deep periwinkle or a deep red, depending on the star they orbit.
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Its color can range from a light beige to a very deep red, depending on how long the seeds are roasted.
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During a total lunar eclipse, the change is more dramatic because the entire moon appears to be a deep red color.
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Ted Cruz, R-Texas, an incumbent in a deep-red state who is facing an unexpectedly tough race for re-election.
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Rick Saccone (R) in the race for the deep-red district, which Trump won by double digits in the 2016 election.
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In May, Democrats won Republican-held seats in New York and New Hampshire, and two in deep-red Oklahoma in July.
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The coat also comes in a honey yellow and deep red for $299 in case the plaid isn&apost your favorite.
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If we can win under these conditions — in the holiday season and in the deep red South — we can win everywhere.
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Democrats were mostly circumspect going into Tuesday, perhaps because the mere idea of winning in deep-red Alabama seemed so implausible.
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Bordered in white, these bursts of blue and deep red contrast sharply with the yellow-orange of the field they invade.
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The wine Monaco gave me, called "Pepperosso," is a deep red magliocco and merlot mix, made by Spadafora, a Calabrian winery.
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Hyde-Smith didn't make it easy on herself, even in a deep-red state that's still fond of President Donald Trump.
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Republicans in Virginia and Alabama have attempted to take on the Trumpist mantle this year but lost, even in deep-red districts.
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Attorneys General from 22 states filed a suit on Tuesday to block net neutrality repeal, including the AG from deep-red Mississippi.
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The poll also found that Bernie Sanders, Clinton's remaining Democratic challenger, matches up even better against Trump in the deep-red state.
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Roy Moore The Senate race in deep-red Alabama might be within reach for Democrats, after the Republican nomination of Roy Moore.
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But the incumbent resigned abruptly earlier this year, and she's now competing in a November special election for the deep red district.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans have called in the cavalry ahead of a Tuesday special election for a House seat in deep-red Kansas.
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But this year, with Donald Trump at the helm of a deep-red Congress, it seemed suddenly like a very real possibility.
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But the recent results of the congressional election in deep-red Kansas show that even Republican partisans might be turning against Trump.
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In Texas, Democrats are holding out hope that someday, the Latino vote could flip the state from deep red to bright blue.
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Trump remains popular in deep-red Alabama, but the state also delivered the president an electoral setback after he backed appointed Sen.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.), who is not up for reelection until 2020 but represents a deep-red state, is a new twist.
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From deep-red Kentucky to rust-belt Pennsylvania and battleground Virginia, Democrats performed especially strongly in the suburbs, where moderate voters proliferate.
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The close matchup is notable for deep-red Texas, which has not favored a Democratic presidential candidate since Jimmy Carter in 28503.
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The finished thread is bundled and then dyed, using natural ingredients like pomegranate peels for deep red or wine leaves for green.
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Yarmuth said McConnell's lack of popularity in the deep-red state has partly to do with his sometimes tumultuous relationship with Trump.
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The Hill: Pair of Kentucky Dems in primary competition Tuesday in a deep-red district (political scientist calls it "a grand experiment").
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Donnelly is one of five Democrats who will be defending their Senate seats in deep-red states in the next campaign cycle.
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The GOP is increasingly worried the election mess could cost the party a seat in a deep-red district (The Associated Press).
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Why it matters: Jones, a former federal prosecutor who notched an upset last month in the deep-red state, is breaking tradition.
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Recent polls have shown O'Rourke and Cruz in a dead heat, a surprising feat for a Democrat in the deep-red state.
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Thanks to his close race against Cruz in a deep-red state, he has national name recognition and a national fundraising network.
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The move is seen as a blow to Republicans who hope to pick up the seat in the traditionally deep red state.
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As he won a special Senate election in deep-red Alabama in December, conservatives will certainly pressure him to support Trump's nominee.
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Voters in the GOP primary in this deep red state will choose their candidate today for a general election to replace Sen.
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Meanwhile, Winfrey and civil rights activist Audri Scott Williams are seeking the Democratic nomination to unseat two Republicans in deep-red districts.
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Nan ru is tofu that is brined and fermented with rice that has been inoculated with a deep red strain of mold.
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Deep-red Oklahoma also voted to legalize medical marijuana last year, joining numerous other states that have such laws on the books.
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Democratic candidates have flooded primaries in the hopes that a midterm wave could boost the party's hopes in the deep-red state.
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Oklahoma Republican Jim Inhofe told Sanders, a socialist, that he should invest big in the Democratic primary in Inhofe's deep-red state.
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His supporters transformed the campus, usually dotted with the blue-and-white school colors, into a deep-red MAGAville for the night.
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Republicans gained Senate seats mainly in deep Red states where, generally speaking, Republicans ran well behind Mr. Trump's performance two years earlier.
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Plus, in some of the deep red districts around the country, constituents want House Republicans to rally around Trump no matter what.
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She even has her own striking take on the unmissable bat logo, opting for a powerful deep red to accent her suit.
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CLF, among other Republican groups, waded into the special election early to prevent another upset by Democrats in a deep-red area.
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Two years after pulling off a surprise victory in the deep-red state, Jones will again seek to represent Alabama in 2020.
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Democrats in deep-red Texas turned out yesterday in the largest numbers in more than two decades for a midterm primary election.
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But much of it is unique to Mr. Trump, whose rampaging presidency has spurred uncommon civic engagement even in deep-red districts.
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Tester is generally viewed as among the best-positioned of the five deep red state Senate Democrats on the ballot in November.
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The outermost circle is a deep red, with the next rung a glowing orange, and the next one painted a dull yellow.
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Voters in the GOP primary in this deep-red state will choose their candidate Tuesday for a general election to replace Sen.
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A Democrat snagging a US Senate seat in deep-red Alabama is inching closer to reality — at least according to a new poll.
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The deep red she wore to a taping of Late Night with Seth Meyers, which Phillips says might just be her favorite, too.
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His home state's deep-red status — Mitt Romney carried Arkansas by more than 20 points in 2012 — made that a low-risk proposition.
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O'Rourke captivated the Democratic Party as he came within three percentage points of taking down Cruz in the deep red state of Texas.
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Bloomberg reviews how the deep-red state of Kentucky implemented and marketed its Obamacare exchanges and Medicaid expansion without using the term Obamacare.
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The royal mom breezed through the 300-person ballroom in a gorgeous off-the-shoulder deep red satin gown by British designer Preen.
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On the drive back, the sky began to flare pink, then orange, then deep red, amplified by the dust from the summer harvest.
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But Jones' positions – like his support for a women's right to choose – likely won't sit right with the deep-red state's evangelical voters.
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Choi tells us that bronde highlights work on any base color — from light blonde and deep red to dark browns and jet black.
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Doug Jones in the deep-red state of Alabama while seeking to flip seats in the traditionally GOP-leaning states Texas and Georgia.
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Experts say that because of Texas' deep red history, O'Rourke likely will not beat Cruz — no matter how much the media loves him.
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The huge deep red splatters on the countertop made it look like I had murdered a mid-sized animal—and sloppily, at that.
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The map turns significantly less friendly though for Cruz in coming months, with very few evangelical and deep red states left to vote.
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But the party has to make serious gains in many deep red states before it competes for majorities across the country once again.
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Democrats picked up seven previously Republican-held governorships, including offices in critical states like Wisconsin, Michigan, Maine and even in deep-red Kansas.
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Republicans held on to two other Pennsylvania state legislative seats in deep-red districts that were not expected to be competitive Tuesday night.
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O'Rourke finished within 85033 percentage points of Cruz, a solid performance compared to past Democrats in recent Senate races in deep-red Texas.
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The 2018 ballot measures and their outcomes show that most voters, even those in deep red states, prioritize their populations instead of partisanship.
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The result marked the first time in more than two decades that a Democrat had won a Senate seat in deep-red Alabama.
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It's a deep red district, and though Democrats are fielding a candidate in school principal Lesia Romanov, Hof is heavily favored to win.
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Mourdock went on to lose the deep-red Indiana seat in the general election to the Democratic Congressman Joe Donnelly by 5 points.
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The House Republicans' campaign arm is now spending to protect the deep-red seat in South Carolina that'll be vacated by GOP Rep.
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O'Rourke is locked in a tight race with Cruz in deep-red Texas, which hasn't elected a Democrat to statewide office in decades.
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Harrison, the former chairman of the South Carolina Democratic Party, has been hinting at a 220006 Senate run in the deep-red state.
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He lauded the election of female and minority candidates, veterans and young people, and the running of competitive races in deep-red areas.
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With Jones' unexpected win in deep-red Alabama and a spate of GOP retirements in the House, both chambers are considered in play.
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But Barr portrayed McGrath as too far left for the deep-red, Lexington-based 6th District -- and did so using McGrath's own words.
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Why it matters: Her victory gives Democrats a new playbook for what successful candidates can look like in deep-red states like Georgia.
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Cook until oil becomes a deep red hue and the tomato paste begins to darken slightly, but not brown, 1 to 2 minutes.
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A ministate of sprawling military bases, pale beaches and seafood shacks, white clapboard churches and deep-red politics, this will be DeSantis Country.
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Fast-forward a year and a half; now Democrats have already pulled off a long-shot win in deep-red Alabama in 221.
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Mr. Manchin's ability to win as a Democrat in a deep-red state has helped hold down the Republican majority in the Senate.
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Democrats retained a seat in deep-red West Virginia, where Senator Joe Manchin defeated his Republican challenger, Patrick Morrisey, the state's attorney general.
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For those of you who live in safe congressional districts, explore the positions of candidates running for these seats in deep-red states.
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Jim Justice (R) by 28500 points in a hypothetical gubernatorial match-up in the deep-red state, according to a poll released Friday.
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That may be surprising in deep-red Utah, but it's perhaps because the state is a Republican stronghold that Sanders has led there.
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And Democratic candidates running for Republican-held seats in Georgia, Texas and even deep-red South Carolina all pulled in seven-figure hauls.
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Walsh, meanwhile, elected not to file in deep-red states like Alabama and Arkansas because his campaign regarded it as overwhelmingly pro-Trump.
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Roe, an Army veteran and OB-GYN, holds a deep red district in northeast Tennessee that is certain to remain in Republican control.
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While a Quist win is within the realm of possibility, Democrats recognize the difficulty of flipping a seat in a deep red state.
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We have to get on the ground in deep red states and begin to understand what makes voters on the other side tick.
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And Ms. Fried spent the last 24 hours of her race in a decidedly unusual region for a Democrat: Florida's deep-red Panhandle.
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In my opinion, the color looked the same on my skin as it did in the tube: a deep red with hints of brown.
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His home state's deep-red status — Mitt Romney carried Arkansas by more than 73 percentage points in 2012 — made that a low-risk proposition.
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But the state has also long been a deep red hue, a remote place where people like being far away from the federal government.
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To make sure tuna is fresh, look for a deep red color, not dark purple, unless it's Albacore tuna, which is slightly more pale.
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Even in the deep red state of West Virginia, an amendment that said women didn't have the right to abortion barely passed in 2018.
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Lamb, who won a special election in a deep red southwestern Pennsylvania district in March, subsequently faced Rothfus due to redistricting in the state.
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In the first, we see her standing solo, wearing a deep red, one-shoulder gown with a sweetheart neckline, detailed beadwork, and intricate embroidery.
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The graphic below shows the shift — and it shows that even the deep-red rural districts elected Republicans with smaller margins than in 2016.
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Whereas other Argento projects have dispensed with the need for any truly logical or compelling storytelling (bless you, Suspiria), Deep Red is the exception.
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They also defeated Kris Kobach, an anti-immigration hard-liner close to Mr Trump, in deep-red Kansas, and won the governorship of Nevada.
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But can these candidates — coming from an uncommon background for politicians —really make headway, and in deep-red areas like where Mendoza is from?
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Governors have been split on what should be done with ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion, which brought health coverage to many even in deep-red states.
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Omaha, while not as conservative as the rest of deep-red Nebraska, has not been historically progressive or taken bold steps to promote inclusiveness.
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Ms. Hyde-Smith's victory last fall allowed Republicans to breathe a sigh of relief in a deep-red state where they have rarely struggled.
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Some Republicans are worried that Kobach would be a disastrous general election candidate, potentially costing the GOP a governor's race in deep red Kansas.
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If King loses — his district is deep-red — the reason will be clear: He was extremely unsubtle about his appeals to white supremacist sentiment.
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Utah is a deep-red state, but Trump was thought to be vulnerable there because he was not well-liked by its Mormon population.
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Some Republican leaders in deep-red states have taken aggressive steps in recent years to reshape how their own states approach crime and punishment.
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Senate Democrats up for reelection this year in deep-red states face a nightmare decision on how to handle Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Polls have shown Cruz and O'Rourke in a tight race in deep-red Texas, and the Hispanic vote could be key to November's results.
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The party feared a repeat of last year's Alabama special election, when Democrats pulled off a huge upset victory in a deep-red state.
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Wichita, Kansas (CNN)Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, the newly minted progressive star from New York, hit the campaign trail in deep-red Kansas with Sen.
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The Republican National Committee dumped $2628,28500 at the last minute into the race in an effort to hold on to the deep-red district.
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The ad from Manchin, who is facing a competitive reelection race in a deep-red state, shows a shift in the politics of ObamaCare.
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Y.) on charges related to insider trading has raised Democratic hopes that they can steal a seat in a deep red district (The Hill).
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Interestingly, there is no visible gore — blood is only alluded to by a deep red cloak — and the saint's expression is stoic, not struggling.
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The party secured both of the governorships on the ballot in 2017 and flipped a deep-red Senate seat with the election of Sen.
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Democrat Stacey Abrams faces an uphill battle in deep-red Georgia, but she has a shot at becoming America's first black woman elected governor.
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Social media bolsters the extremes: feeds are deep red or deep blue, and programmers in Menlo Park are compensated to keep those colors intoxicating.
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Meanwhile, she's adding serious foreign-policy experience to her two terms as the Indian-American governor of the deep-red state of South Carolina.
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Mr. Romney appears to be in little electoral danger, though, with high approval ratings and a healthy primary lead in a deep-red state.
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Political operatives and reporters smoke cigarettes, whisper into pay phones and drink scotch in bars outfitted with dark wood fixtures and deep-red banquettes.
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"There are members from deep-red districts who have approached me about figuring out how to become part of this effort," Mr. Curbelo said.
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In Alabama, a deep-red state that overwhelmingly backed Trump, the Republican who emerges from the field will most likely win the special election.
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Ryan Zinke will likely be confirmed to lead the Interior Department, taking a top competitor out of the mix in that deep red state.
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Democratic special election candidates in deep-red districts in Kansas and Montana still lost, but they came within single-digit margins of their opponents.
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Blunt still leads in the polls, but at the top of the ticket, Clinton is polling close to Trump in the deep red state.
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"His rallies bring out not just the conservative, deep-red voter who votes in every local election and every school board election," Stepien said.
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The RNC had endorsed Moore in the Alabama special election as the party looked to hold onto its Senate seat in deep-red Alabama.
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"This is such a deep red state, they figure that they'll be able to get by and get re-elected regardless," Mr. Phillips said.
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But the outgoing congressman has said that he's contemplating his political future after his narrow loss to Cruz in deep-red Texas in November.
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But Virginia has clearly been trending toward Democrats over the past several cycles, while Democrats have struggled to make inroads in deep-red Texas.
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Besides, their more moderate peers are the ones who wrested seats from Republicans in districts that, like America, aren't deep red or emphatically blue.
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His first Senate speech in 21625 was on the need for tighter gun control — a headline-grabbing move given his state's deep-red leanings.
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However, Hyde-Smith's "joke" struck a chord in the deep-red Southern state — with some wondering whether it will now cost her the race.
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Medicaid expansions passed in deep-red Idaho, Utah, and Nebraska, and shocker gubernatorial results in Kansas boded well for a Medicaid expansion there, too.
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The Empire actress made a major hair change, going from Snow White black to a rich, deep red that's giving us hygee-inspired fall vibes.
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Ted Cruz in November in the deep-red, pro-Trump state -- has both advocated impeaching Trump and downplayed the Democratic consequences of such an effort.
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Henrik Fisker spent this year's CES at Booth 3315, standing next to a deep red, curvaceous, quirky electric sedan with doors that pivot like wings.
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With the recent election of Democrat Doug Jones over Republican Roy Moore in deep red Alabama, there's hope that there's room for change in Congress.
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It was the final Senate race of the 2016 election cycle, and the seat had been considered safely Republican in the deep red Southern state.
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In deep red Tennessee a man named Davy Crockett who suffers from multiple sclerosis described what it was like hearing Trump mock people with disabilities.
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They are deep-red Republican towns, dotted with mansions, but moderate Democrats who focus on winning over Republicans have the opportunity to do well here.
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Fanning wore an eye-popping deep red dress with a pretty pink purse while Frye went with a simple white shirt and bright red shorts.
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How hip-hop turned on Trump and settled for Clinton in 33 Wednesday, November 2: Clinton heads to the normally deep-red state of Arizona.
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Jones a progressive who is hoping to become the first Democrat in 20 years to be elected to a Senate seat in deep-red Alabama.
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Organizers hosted rallies in large cities, in small towns, in blue states, in deep-red pockets, in places where guns are knitted into everyday life.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are in a tight race in in Georgia, a traditionally deep red state, according to a new poll.
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It's a clear sign of just how much the map has expanded, with polls showing a strangely close and divided race in deep-red Utah.
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This proximity heats WASP-12b to almost 5,000 degrees Fahrenheit, meaning that despite its blackness it glows deep red like a massive gaseous charcoal briquette.
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The Montana special election earned its high profile early thanks to polls that showed Democrat Rob Quist gaining on Gianforte in a deep-red state.
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House Majority PAC got in on the action, publishing a poll showing their candidate in Indiana's deep-red 85033th District losing by just 2 points.
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In this year's special elections for open House seats, Democrats ran an average of 8% better than they usually do in those deep-red districts.
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As of Wednesday morning, she led Espy by 8 points — a relatively slim margin for a Republican in deep-red Mississippi, as Scott points out.
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Fischer was expected to keep her seat in Nebraska, a deep red state, and she maintained a significant fundraising edge over Raybould throughout the campaign.
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Because the voters who will matter in the election — that is, those who live neither in deep blue nor deep red states — want a centrist.
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"If they want to spend $25 million on every single deep-red Republican seat in order to keep it, please be my guest," Hammill said.
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The poll's results come after previous surveys of the district in deep-red West Virginia showed Ojeda with as much as a double-digit lead.
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Stefanik's district, which shares long stretches of the border with Canada, is the kind of deep-red district that Republicans would not typically worry about.
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She is a progressive black woman running for governor against a conservative white man in a deep-red state that Trump won handily in 24.
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Powerful GOP chairmen in deep-red Texas are fending off primary challengers in an election cycle dominated by the anti-establishment fervor gripping the country.
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Unions are looking at their recent lopsided ballot measure win in deep-red Missouri as a watershed moment and a sign of victories to come.
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It pointed to a possible playbook for Democrats in the deep-red Deep South, albeit a playbook that required a supremely toxic figure like Moore.
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And as a white man representing a deep red state, Sessions appears to have little capacity for outreach to women, Democrat-leaning independents and minorities.
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Polls are tight and within the margin of error in a deep red state that should have the Republican up by more than 20 points.
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The endorsement doesn't come as a surprise, but should Kobach win, it could cost the Republican Party a governor's seat in deep red Kansas. Why?
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Jones is the first Democratic Senator in a quarter-century in the deep-red state and will become the 49th Democratic member of the Senate.
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The latest poll is a huge shift from Gravis's last poll from September, where Gianforte held a 2202-point lead in the deep-red state.
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"The controversies of the last week may help some Republican challengers to Democratic senators in deep-red states," said GOP pollster and strategist Whit Ayres.
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See the gray moon slowly darken into a crescent and then turn deep red before returning to its normal gray color and setting at dawn.
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Using a deep red to convey gaping gashes and thick smears of clotted blood, her works visualizes the rage of female bodies in silenced pain.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) in the deep-red state after allegations surfaced that Moore had pursued romantic and sexual relationships with women decades his junior.
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And her latest London map scarf features more intense hues, combining a deep-red street pattern with parks in emerald green and a turquoise Thames.
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But even deep-red states would benefit from the infusion of attention and cash from campaigns seeking to rustle up every vote they can find.
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In those deep-red districts, the only threat that far-right members of Congress face is a primary challenge from someone farther to the right.
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As she cooked, her guests chatted in the living room and helped themselves to glasses of chilled Zisola, a fruity, deep red wine from Sicily.
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Both Republicans won re-election by narrow margins for their deep red districts, an indication that the charges against them had some impact on voters.
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In deep blue or deep red states, where the outcome of the election isn't really in doubt, media outlets don't waste any time projecting winners.
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In a deep-red state like Alabama, general elections tend to be afterthoughts: Except in extraordinary circumstances, Republican primaries are where the winners are chosen.
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In a deep-red, essentially one-party state, Little is expected to win the general election and go on to be the next Idaho governor.
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Many of the people she met over caramel rolls had deep-red gripes about the country: Democrats had disgraced the country during the Kavanaugh nomination.
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This kind of spotlight is unprecedented for deep-red Arizona, but so is the ambivalence of the state's likely voters, and the polls prove it.
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Even Doug Jones of Alabama and Conor Lamb of Pennsylvania, who were running in a deep red state and district, respectively, were for abortion rights.
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Moore beat Strange, but facing allegations of sexual abuse against teenagers, lost to Democrat Doug Jones in the deep-red state's special election in December.
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Goodlatte, too, hadn't made the IRS a legislative priority during his tenure leading Judiciary, though he hailed from a deep-red district in southern Virginia.
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It is colored deep red and looks like a stretched-out sea horse with a hump like a camel and a tail it can curl.
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The race is being cast as a referendum on Trump; can a Democrat win in a deep-red state one year from a presidential election?
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Senate Republicans are defending 23 seats in next year's elections, most of them in deep-red territory where crossing Trump could be a political liability.
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Rick Saccone has a slim lead over Democrat Conor Lamb in a new poll of next month's special election in the deep-red House district.
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Democrats had hoped to pull out a victory in this deep red state, which became a surprise battleground in the final weeks of the contest.
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It's an admission Democrats elsewhere have been hesitant to make in a series of House special elections in deep-red districts over the last year.
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The best have a pure, deep red-cherry flavor, sometimes deliciously tart or bittersweet, along with pronounced floral aromas and flavors, and an earthy minerality.
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Still, Kansas has been deep red for some time, and President Trump still enjoys a comfortable favorability margin in the state, according to Morning Consult.
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Not only will the moon turn a deep-red color during the eclipse, but it will be slightly bigger and brighter than usual: a supermoon.
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Texas voters are making their final choices about which Democratic nominees will have a shot at knocking off Republicans in a deep-red state Tuesday.
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The general trend seen in most locations is a move from a deep blue to deep red as time progresses, illustrating global temperature increases in action.
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There's something else that connects my arrest and Jacobs's assault — we both were in deep-red states asking GOP officials about the Republican health care bill.
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It comes in 12 creamy shades, from deep red to bright pink to beige, and features a twist-up tip that you never have to sharpen.
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On Tuesday, Jones obtained 49.6% of the vote, becoming the first Democrat in 20 years to be elected to a seat in the deep-red state.
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Deb Fischer notched an easy Republican primary victory on Tuesday despite challenges from four GOP candidates who sought to take her seat in deep-red Nebraska.
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Joe Manchin of West Virginia and Doug Jones of Alabama — both of whom represent deep-red states — voted for Barr, as did first-term Arizona Sen.
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Collins may have a tough race, but easy compared with what Doug Jones has to face as a Democrat running for reelection in deep red Alabama.
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Why it matters: Alabama is a deep red state that went 62% for President Trump and hadn't elected a Democrat to the Senate in 25 years.
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Deep red states that Trump won easily are also getting attention from environmental groups determined to show that even in those areas, his proposals aren't popular.
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It took a moment before I realized that this older woman, with her short dark brown hair, black ensemble, and deep red lips was Lorraine O'Grady.
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Blackburn, on the other hand, is banking on the hope that many Republicans won't be able to stomach voting for a Democrat in deep-red Tennessee.
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The Republican National Committee followed in Trump's footsteps and also backed Moore, making Jones' victory all the more surprising in the deep red state of Alabama.
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The sauce had a great deep red color, the slice had a uniform shape, and there was some solid bubbling on the cheese, which I like.
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Jones, who joined the Senate earlier this month after an upset in his deep-red state of Alabama, campaigned heavily on the issue of CHIP funding.
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Across the region, young progressives have set their sights on seats in deep-red statehouse and congressional districts that have long offered no resistance to Republicans.
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The biggest shockwave came this month, when Democrat Doug Jones won a Senate seat in deep-red Alabama over Trump-backed candidate Roy Moore (pictured below).
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Hunter, who has pleaded not guilty, faces a tough reelection race against Democrat Ammar Campa-Najjar even though his San Diego-area district is deep red.
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The backdrop rose, too — centuries-old Hindu temples and weathered four-story residences deep red and yellow with high balconies and steps down to the river.
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But as he prepares to run for his first full term in 2020, it's unclear if he'll be able to hold on in deep-red Alabama.
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McCarthy might be able to align with Trump and still withstand a general election in his deep-red district, but others are not as politically flexible.
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Conservative voters in this deep red state handed Trump a big victory in the 2016 presidential primary, and then did so again in the general election.
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In deep-red Texas, where private property is considered sacrosanct, nearly the entire congressional delegation, including most Republicans, has voiced its opposition to such a wall.
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America's most famous pimp, who once starred in HBO's "Cathouse," ran a deep-red platform that supported expansions of gun rights and hard-line immigration policy.
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"We're conservatives trying to show conservatives that there's an exciting answer [to climate change]," says Bob Inglis, a former US Representative from deep-red South Carolina.
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With an open Senate seat up in 2018, a tight race in a deep-red House district makes Arizona's statewide races look more attainable for Democrats.
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And, as the Atlantic-Journal Constitution notes, Democrats have put challengers in all nine Georgia legislature specials — even in deep, deep red districts they'd normally skip.
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Infiniti loaned me a 2020 Q50 Red Sport 400, with all-wheel-drive, in a handsome "Dynamic Sunstone" paint job, a sort of deep red-orange.
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Republicans have to defend twenty-three of the thirty-five Senate seats on the ballot next year, but most of them are in deep-red states.
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I can tell you there's Beto signs all over my district and there are Beto signs all over deep-red parts of Texas that are unexplainable.
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The one state that's had a dividend for almost 21 years, Alaska, is a deep-red conservative state and it was passed by a Republican governor.
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Doug Jones took Sessions' old Senate seat in the deep-red state in 2018 against the disgraced Roy Moore, who's also announced he plans to run.
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Top Breitbart editor Alex Marlow told CNN in an interview published Wednesday that he was not surprised by the Democratic upset in the deep-red state.
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Cruz rising to the level of a presidential visit could be an ominous sign for Republicans, suggesting even deep red Texas is not a sure thing.
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While Petra is famed as the "rose-red" city, it wasn't until the late afternoon that the city began to appear a deep red like this.
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While all eyes were on a special election for Congress in southwestern Pennsylvania, something much more significant was unfolding in a trio of deep red states.
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C.) and Ben McAdams (D-Utah), a pair of freshman Democrats from deep red congressional districts, said Monday afternoon that they'd vote to impeach the president.
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The tax push comes after a tight special election in Pennsylvania's deep-red 18th congressional District, where Trump beat Hillary Clinton by 20 points in 2016.
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In the fitting room, the thick, rigid waistband cut into my soft belly, leaving my waist with deep, red indentations that ached long after I changed.
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Unlike James Thompson — the Democrat who came within single-digit points of winning a deep-red Kansas district last week — Ossoff enjoyed extraordinarily deep campaign coffers.
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Walk down the town's narrow cobblestone alleyways and you'll be greeted by rows of glistening pork knuckles—a deep red hue and warm to the touch.
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In a deep-red, essentially one-party state, the winner of this heated, expensive three-way Republican race will likely be the next governor of Idaho.
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The state senator's victory in the deep red, newly redrawn district will nullify one of the GOP-held districts Democrats are expected to claim in the state.
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Another described a secret group of people who live in deep "red" areas of the country and struggled with their communities and families after the 2016 election.
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Mrs Clinton did well across the West, winning not just California and Nevada but slashing the Republican margin of victory in formerly deep-red Texas and Arizona.
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The breakout song of her solo work, "Deep Red Bells," focused on the Green River Killer, who terrorized the Seattle–Tacoma area when Case was a child.
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If not, the Democrat in the race, former U.S. Attorney Doug Jones, could defy all contemporary rules of political physics and win statewide in this deep-red.
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Of the three congressional House seats in deep-red West Virginia, the one with the best chance to flip blue is in the heart of coal country.
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Challengers have lined up to try to take the senator down in deep red Alabama in one of the GOP's best chances to flip a seat. Rep.
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Dressing up for the fashionable evening, the actress and singer paired her chic eyewear with a lacy floral print dress, black boots and a deep red handbag.
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McMullin, a practice Mormon, could jeopardize the Republican nominee's grip on a deep-red state -- and could prove damaging in a close race between Trump and Clinton.
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Manchin is running for re-election in November in a deep-red state that President Donald Trump carried with nearly 70 percent of the vote in 2016.
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He's the most beloved statewide public official by far, his conservatism matching that of his deep-red state, even if some residents still harbor hostility for him.
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Since Republicans need 60 votes, the GOP will be looking to Democrats from swing or deep-red states for the eight votes they need across the aisle.
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As I painted, I related more than ever to the imagined savageness of a mad dog as I saw in my brain the deep red blood moon.
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Hyde-Smith is the heavy favorite in deep-red Mississippi against Democrat Mike Espy, an African-American former congressman and secretary of Agriculture in the Clinton administration.
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Others are heading into competitive general elections on Tuesday in deep-red districts that haven't sent a Democrat to Congress for decades, let alone a female one.
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Everyday families voted Stacey Abrams in and made "deep-red" Georgia a competitive race not just in spite of that debt, but I believe because of it.
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A win against the odds in a deep-red state like Alabama gives Democrats heart for the political battles to come — particularly for the 2023 midterm elections.
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The Senate race has grabbed national headlines as O'Rourke has ignited various Democratic voting blocs and made the Senate race in deep-red Texas closer than expected.
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The beginning of June ushers in cherry season, when fruit lovers swoon for heaps of firm, yellow Rainiers, sweet deep red Bings, and heart-shaped Sweetheart cherries.
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But Alabama is a deep red state that has not elected a Democrat since 1992, and that Democrat, Richard Shelby, became a Republican just two years later.
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In a deep-red state where no Democrat has won statewide office since 1994, any Democrat running is likely to face a steep uphill battle against Cruz.
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Kansas is a deep-red state -- Trump won there by 20 percentage points in 2016 -- and any Republican would be favored in the gubernatorial election in November.
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Republicans are rushing to overhaul the American tax system — and Democrat Doug Jones' projected Senate win in deep-red Alabama will only make the push more urgent.
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O'Rourke drew the attention of former Obama advisers, Oprah Winfrey and key Democratic donors with his fundraising prowess and narrow loss to Cruz in deep-red Texas.
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But the night could become a truly exceptional night for Democrats with wins in deep red districts without sizable population centers that Trump won two years ago.
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The village's Kuthelani cooperative - the name means Hard Work - sits about 20 km north of KwaMusi, accessible only down a narrow walking path of deep red sand.
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The background is the deep red of a box of French fries, and Kaling's yellow dress would successfully camouflage her if she casually leaned against those arches.
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The big picture: Conservative movement leaders have long believed that Manchin — who says he personally opposes abortion — is vulnerable on this issue in deep red West Virginia.
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And while the billionaire may have helped Republicans in a deep red state, how will he affect vulnerable Republican senators in purple and blue states in November?
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Doug Jones, who defeated Republican Roy Moore in an upset in deep red Alabama last month, was also sworn into office Wednesday by Vice President Mike Pence.
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Deep red states still have a majority who prefer someone who can beat Trump, like in Alabama, Oklahoma, and Virginia where around 3 in 83 say so.
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That goes even for deep-red states like Mississippi, where 60% of voters supported the Medicare For All-like plan over private insurance, according to exit polls.
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Jones, a moderate Democrat up for reelection in deep-red Alabama, stressed that his support on a procedural vote did not indicate his support for the bill.
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Some of the Republican lawmakers — notably those in deep-red states — are picking up Trump's line, leaving early amid protests or even canceling the town halls altogether.
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Obsessed with authenticity, he is saying things — like defending the N.F.L. protests or pushing for gun control — that might seem out of step in deep-red Texas.
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Mr. Lamb, who won a special election in March in a deep-red western Pennsylvania district, provided an early template for how to win in Trump country.
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Now, at least one deep-red state could soon join them: Alaska, a major oil and gas producer, is crafting its own plan to address climate change.
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In the courtroom, lined with dark wood paneling and deep red carpet, and lit by eight huge chandeliers, Judge O'Neill apologized to jurors for the cramped conditions.
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Bannon supported Republican Roy Moore, the ex-judge who lost to Democrat Doug Jones in the deep-red state amid accusations of teen sexual abuse decades ago.
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Black is one of the top candidates in the deep-red state, where she's running against candidates like state House Speaker Beth Harwell and businessman Randy Boyd.
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The spinning vortex of Saturn's north polar storm resembles a deep red rose of giant proportions surrounded by green foliage in this false-color image from Cassini.
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Indeed, that theme — moderate candidates who could appeal to swing voters — needs to be the centerpiece of Democratic strategy, especially in a deep red state like Texas.
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More recently, there were a few deep-red slices of wild wood pigeon, brought in from Scotland; a very fine thing on a chilly, windy fall night.
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Democrats now believe there are two deep-red states in the middle of the country -- Oklahoma and Kansas -- where the governor's offices are in play in November.
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The suit's bright color gives the film a visual jolt, much like the deep-red roses that someone places in Jackie's arms after she and Jack deplane.
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Democratic legal officers from 16 states and the District of Columbia signed the letter; attorneys general from six states, including deep-red Mississippi and Kentucky, did not.
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Republican Debbie Lesko is projected to win Arizona's nationally watched special election, fending off a strong challenge from Democrats who have been overperforming in deep-red seats.
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Democrats lost Senate seats in deep-red Indiana, North Dakota, and Missouri, fell far short in their attempts to win deep-red Tennessee, came up just short in heavily Republican but Democratic-trending Texas and flipped their only target in a state Trump lost, Nevada, to see the GOP grow its Senate majority to at least 52 seats and likely more like 54, pending results in Florida, Arizona, and Montana.
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McIntosh hopes his conservative organization can help sway critical races for its favored candidates, from hard-fought Republican primaries to campaigns against Democratic incumbents in deep-red states.
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BND's roots are in socialism, but it's codified into the constitution of a deep-red state where Donald Trump beat Hillary Clinton by 2857 percentage points in 210.
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Blakely and Rodriguez also said the night staff, which consisted of about four to six people including a cook, had fled once the deep red glare got closer.
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On the face of it, the close races might reflect a strong political climate for Democrats in three deep-red states that President Trump easily carried in 2628.
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Democrats have been winning long-shot special elections in places like Alabama and deep-red southwestern Pennsylvania, and they have enthusiasm on their side heading into the midterms.
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This is a Southern church led by a white Southern pastor in a deep red state with mostly (but not exclusively) white parishioners and an all-white leadership.
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One poll from the University of Maryland's Program for Public Consultation found 63 percent of voters in deep-red districts disliked Speaker Paul Ryan's American Health Care Act.
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If anything, Republicans will find that impeachment fever is a fun way to make Joe Manchin and other Democratic senators running for reelection in deep-red states squirm.
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Washington (CNN)The surprisingly close results of Tuesday's special election for a House seat in deep-red Kansas should serve as "a warning sign" to the GOP, Sen.
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On a two-tone blue singles only court, backdropped with a deep red mock-up of Milan's iconic La Scala opera house, things did feel very different indeed.
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In 2018, an eruption of national teacher strikes shuttered schools in deep-red states across America as educators walked off the job over low budgets and stagnant salaries.
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Holly Harris, head of the bipartisan sentencing reform organization U.S. Justice Action Network, said reform efforts have taken hold even in deep-red conservative states where Republicans dominate.
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Ted Cruz in deep red Texas, O'Rourke raised tens of millions of dollars, much of it from so-called small donors, or people who give $22016 or less.
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From Rio to Los Angeles, Olympic athletes like Michael Phelps and stars like Gwyneth Paltrow and Jennifer Aniston have been spotted with deep red circles on their bodies.
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Deep red and fleshy pink meet in expressive brushstrokes, built up with thick layers of paint, paper, and plastic, all topped with a yellow wig and wispy eyebrows.
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Through trial and error, he came up with "The Imp's Delight" and "Dornish Wine" — both deep-red, full-bodied wines, the former honoring Tyrion Lannister, a dedicated drinker.
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It was Crand Cru Berry, a deep-red, berry-packed mead from Superstition in Arizona (Daniel from Sweden scored it 4.7 out of 5 on his ratings sheet).
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"We've seen a surge of liberal enthusiasm in deep red states like Georgia, Alabama, and Oklahoma," Abbott says in the email, as reported by The Dallas Morning News.
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Roby fell short of 50% in part because she is paying a price in deep-red Alabama for saying in 2016 that she would not vote for Trump.
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The debate gives him an opening to go on offense against a seasoned debater who's aggressively attacked him as a liberal out of touch with deep-red Texas.
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Since Utah is a deep-red state, Romney is expected to cruise to victory in November, which will mark his political comeback since running for president in 2012.
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O'Rourke rose to prominence during his campaign to unseat Cruz, raking in millions of dollars in fundraising and maintaining a tight race against Cruz in deep red Texas.
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Though McConnell is unpopular in his home state, according to Morning Consult polling, McGrath will face an uphill battle against the longtime senator in the deep-red state.
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Eighty percent of all voters oppose that provision, and in deep "red" districts dominated by the GOP, 80 percent of all Republican voters object to that proposed rule.
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He wore a white shirt with light-blue pinstripes, a deep-red tie, and an oversized watch; his black hair was slicked back, shining under the stage lights.
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A month later, he handily won the primary in South Carolina, a deep-red state with strong convictions about national security that was once considered former Florida Gov.
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Politically, there is little incentive for House Republicans to buck Trump, particularly on his signature issue of border security, which remains an energizing issue in deep-red districts.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith's (R) "public hanging" joke impacted the Senate runoff race in Mississippi, prompting Republican concerns about their chances of retaining the deep-red seat (The Hill).
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Moore is widely considered the favorite to win the deep-red state's general Senate election in December, in which he'll go head-to-head against Democrat Doug Jones.
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"We've seen a surge of liberal enthusiasm in deep red states like Georgia, Alabama, and Oklahoma," Abbott says in the email, as reported by The Dallas Morning News.
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Democrats believe Espy, who served in the Clinton administration as the country's first African-American secretary of Agriculture, could mount a competitive run in the deep-red state.
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Plus, the GOP loss in deep red Alabama due to sexual misconduct allegations against Roy Moore proves that the idea of politically safe states doesn't mean much anymore.
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Cruz defeated O'Rourke in a surprisingly close race in deep-red Texas, but the El Paso Democrat's loss immediately sparked widespread calls for him to challenge President Trump.
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Several recent polls have shown Cruz and O'Rourke in a dead heat, though the deep-red state has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in three decades.
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Cindy Hyde-Smith's (R) "public hanging" joke is shaking up the Senate runoff race in Mississippi, prompting Republican concerns about their chances of retaining the deep-red seat.
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Immigration may have saved Republicans a deep red Senate seat for the Republicans, but in the House (where all voters got to cast ballots) it was a disaster.
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Mr. Lamb has been able to make the race close in such a deep-red district in part because of his moderate views on social issues like guns.
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In Texas, Beto O'Rourke, who ran on a progressive platform, lost by less than three points — a fairly small margin for a Democrat in the deep red state.
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But whoever recorded the call thought voters in deep-red Alabama would swallow such aspersions on the profession of journalism, especially if they came from a Yankee Jew.
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That a bedrock of President Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society and longtime target of conservative politicians is drawing strong support in deep-red states is particularly striking. Gov.
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Republicans are defending 23 Senate seats next year, with all but two of them in states won by the president in 2016 and most in deep-red territory.
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For years they dominated the party, brandishing their powerful financial network and global fame to pick favorites for primary elections and lift Democrats even in deep-red states.
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Sam Brownback's veto of a bill to expand Medicaid, ending a quest that came improbably close to succeeding in this deep red state despite Mr. Brownback's unyielding opposition.
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A handful of Senate seats are already up for grabs in deep-red states like Georgia that experienced closer-than-expected races during the last election cycle. Sen.
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Toensing wears a gold-accented throw over a black shirt, all of it working to highlight her deep red hair, parted to the side and hovering over bangs.
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The big picture: Republicans lost big in moderate suburban districts in the 2018 midterms and even ceded ground in deep-red rural districts that voted for Trump in 2016.
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The big picture: Republicans lost big in moderate suburban districts in the 2018 midterms, and even ceded ground in deep-red rural districts that voted for Trump in 2016.
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His vote for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh came just weeks before his 2018 election, and it is widely credited with saving his seat in deep red West Virginia.
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The results also suggested that a write-in campaign by another Republican could tip the seat to Democrats — a prospect that once seemed far-fetched in deep-red Alabama.
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Polls close: 6 pm Eastern time in eastern Kentucky; 6 pm Central in western Kentucky Kentucky's Sixth Congressional District is one the Democrats covet in a deep-red state.
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The documentary, "Running With Beto," chronicles his surprisingly competitive challenge against Cruz, who ultimately prevailed in the 2018 midterms by just a few percentage points in deep-red Texas.
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Just as Falconer was about to embark on a thrift store hunt for this mysterious garment, she come across a deep red corduroy blazer on one of the racks.
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The Fenty Beauty founder, who recently celebrated the launch of her new Fenty fashion line, stepped out this week rocking waist-length box braids in a deep red color.
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Manchin, a Democratic senator who represents a deep-red state, is widely viewed as a swing vote in the upper chamber and known to be friendly with the president.
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In the only post-allegations poll of the Tennessee Senate race, thought to be an unexpected Democratic pick-up opportunity in a deep-red state, the Republican nominee, Rep.
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Beto O'Rourke (D) in Texas opened their eyes to the danger faced by Republican candidates even in deep-red states because of the unpredictable political currents stoked by Trump.
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Some Democrats now believe he is within striking distance of flipping the seat in a deep-red state that Trump won by nearly 20 percentage points in 2016. Sens.
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Roby fell short of 50% in part because she is paying a political price in deep-red Alabama for saying in 2016 that she would not vote for Trump.
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By Krystal BallOpinion Contributor Earlier this year, supposedly deep-red, Trump-loving West Virginia blew everyone's minds when teachers shut down the state's public schools for almost two weeks.
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Equally debilitating for the GOP is a recent poll in deep-red Arizona by Data Orbital showing Clinton with a slight advantage over Trump (43 percent to 42 percent).
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Even Democratic senators from deep red states may not automatically support the Trump nominee, especially if the candidate is portrayed as an extremist who values ideology over legal analysis.
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The big picture is simple: Democrats have a huge advantage heading into the 2018 midterms and they appear to be poised to pick up seats in deep-red districts.
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Still, Democrats are eyeing pickup opportunities in Arizona, Nevada and even deep-red Tennessee, as they seek to overcome the GOP's slim 6900-49 majority in the upper chamber.
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And even in deep red states such as Utah and Nebraska, voters are now projected to pass ballot initiatives to expand Medicaid over the objections of GOP state officials.
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Their gowns are a dark-red velvet, threaded with silver embroidery; the walls behind them are deep red, too, and panelled in dark wood; gold crosses hang behind them.
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Local, state and national Democrats have called on him to drop out of the race in the deep-red district and said they wouldn't support him if he won.
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Washington (CNN)Republicans across the nation's capital are wringing their hands over the prospect: A special election in deep red Alabama somehow ends up flipping a Senate seat blue.
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The special election in a deep-red Ohio congressional district was too close to call Tuesday night, with Republican Troy Balderson holding a narrow lead over Democrat Danny O'Connor.
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Texas has emerged as one of the top Senate races to watch, even as the deep-red state hasn't elected a Democrat to the upper chamber in three decades.
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Democrats made gains in many of the suburban districts they had sought to pick up, while Republicans consolidated their support in deep-red states, like North Dakota and Indiana.
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But for senators from swing states like Florida and Ohio or deep-red states like North Dakota and Montana, filibustering Gorsuch could mean alienating general election voters back home.
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To buck those odds and flip the Senate, Democrats will likely need to score at least one victory in a deep-red state like Texas, Tennessee or North Dakota.
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For his 26 project "Red Week (Diary)," he picked an everyday object for each day of one week, May 15 through May 21, and painted it a deep red.
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It would be surprising if deep-red North Dakota legalized marijuana before more liberal states like New York and New Jersey, but the limited polling suggests it's not impossible.
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It's a race the Democrats have to win: Given the expected losses in deep-red states like North Dakota, they can hardly afford a defeat in blue New Jersey.
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Mr. Salle pointed out the range of tones, the pale pink beginning at left growing more intense across the width of the canvas, yielding a deep red at right.
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Breckenridge, with his glasses perched on the tip of his nose, ties flies to match the colors of the fall — deep red marabou streamers and bright orange shrimp patterns.
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But as West Virginia has become a deep-red state, the sympathies of many mine families have shifted from unions to mine operators, who are portrayed as job creators.
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Over in Texas, Sessions moved 100 miles south from the suburban Dallas district he handily lost in 2018 to run for a deep-red, open seat based in Waco.
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Black voters made up 54 percent of the Democratic primary base in 2016 and were responsible for electing Democrat Doug Jones to the Senate in the deep-red state.
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While it has chances in potentially competitive races in Colorado, Arizona, Maine and North Carolina, it also has to defends seats in deep red Alabama and swing state Michigan.
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A record number of black women are fighting to unseat Republicans in this deep-red state, which has often struggled to get Democrats to run for office at all.
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LaPierre stressed to Trump that they don't think the calls for more restrictive gun measures in Washington match how his supporters in deep red areas feel about the issue.
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In a typical primary, it casts more than 40 percent of the total Democratic vote; the deep red 13th District, which covers the Gulf Coast, casts around 13 percent.
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To be sure, the deep red states where Democratic incumbents are hoping to hang on may play to type and keep the majority out of reach for the party.
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McConnell himself admitted on Tuesday that Cruz faces a tough fight in the traditionally deep red state, but he still expects the incumbent lawmaker to pull off a victory.
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In an April 2 Washington Post story ("Trump's budget would hit rural towns especially hard — but they're willing to trust him)," Jenna Johnson wrote from deep red Durant, Okla.
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Asked if Sanders or Warren could hurt his chances of winning a deep red seat, he suggested he would need to distance himself from a nominee with their profile.
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The winner is likely to coast to victory in deep-red Oklahoma against Democratic nominee Drew Edmondson, a former state attorney general who won the party's nod in June.
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Alabama Democrat Doug Jones is running just a few points behind his potential Republican opponents for a Senate seat in the deep-red state, according to a new poll.
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Ted Cruz, his impact on the turnout could send Fletcher, as well as a handful of other new Democratic members from the deep red state of Texas, to Congress.
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But with the deep-red Alabama seen as a lock for Republicans in the general election, the lack of competition between the two parties likely helped to dampen turnout.
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Democrats also became more hopeful after winning a Senate election in deep-red Alabama last year, as well as some state legislative seats in areas that typically supported Republicans.
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But in a deep red state, concerns about illegal immigration run high in many quarters, and conservative politicians are outspoken in their support of President Trump's positions on immigration.
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But in a deep red state, concerns about illegal immigration run high in many quarters, and conservative politicians are outspoken in their support of President Trump's positions on immigration.
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If the Democrat, Doug Jones, manages to defeat Mr. Moore, the Republican, in deep-red Alabama on Tuesday, control of the Senate will be a true tossup in 2018.
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In the deep-red bastions of Missouri and Texas, lawmakers like State Representative Jessica Farrar, a Democrat from Houston, have introduced legislation to repeal abortion restrictions and expand access.
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To say that the first debate of 2016, held in deep-red South Carolina and sponsored by the FOX Business Network, featured the lightest questioning yet was an understatement.
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O'Connor's (apparent) narrow loss is still a bit of a moral victory for Democrats, who have proven again that they can compete in deep-red places all over the map.
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More than a year later, CNN returned to Bulls Gap, a small, picturesque town surrounded by rolling green hills and farmland in the northeast corner of this deep red Tennessee.
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And explosive new allegations against the GOP's candidate in an upcoming Alabama Senate race at least raise the prospect of a dramatic upset by Democrats in a deep-red state.
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It wasn't until the early 30s, when deep red lacquers popped up on the fingers of European socialites, that Revlon responded to the trend with a collection of crimson polishes.
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As Democrats focus on flipping a conservative Georgia House district next week, the GOP is scrambling to put resources into a special election in a surprising place: deep-red Kansas.
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Kim Holmes from Huntsville, Alabama, checks off all of these boxes: She's a married, white heterosexual woman from a deep red state with three kids and a job in marketing.
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She modeled a deep-red velvet blazer over a burgundy turtleneck, which was a dark contrast to the bright-red satin pants that added a silky sheen to the outfit.
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At the very least, they show the Dems must come up with a coherent message soon, and the GOP should be concerned about challengers, even in deep red districts. 2.
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America's most repulsive senator, Ted Cruz, held onto his seat in deep-red Texas by the skin of his teeth, edging out the charming Democratic up-and-comer Beto O'Rourke.
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Moore, a former state Supreme Court chief justice, has been dogged by a series of molestation and sexual assault allegations, dramatically tightening the race for the deep-red Senate seat.
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That's not stopping some super PACs, however, from throwing money into a contest that has energized the Democratic base at the thought of turning deep-red Texas blue come November.
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But intrepid reporters figured out that it's based on MAC's "Dare You" shade, a buildable deep red with blue undertones that is flattering on a whole host of skin tones.
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Washington (CNN)Stacey Abrams, who handily won the Georgia Democratic primary for governor, dismissed on Wednesday the state's traditionally deep red status as an obstacle in her general election candidacy.
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Trump won Arizona in 2016 by less than 5 points and the state is widely considered a formerly deep-red state that has become more purple over the past years.
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Moore and Jones are locked in a tight race heading into election day — a situation that a few months ago would have been difficult to imagine in deep-red Alabama.
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Arkansas, which is a a deep red state negotiated a waiver to create a private option that allows Medicaid funds to be used to purchase private insurance on its exchange.
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To the left, his skin was peach, his shirt deep red and the background mint green; to the right, his skin was pink, his shirt sapphire and the backdrop orange.
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But they have a problem: "personhood" is so unpopular, it has lost every time it has been on the ballot, even in deep red states like Mississippi and North Dakota.
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Red Lips - Opulent White Floral Uncensored and head-turning crimson-colored Blood Orange Zest and Vivid Red Lotus Blossoms beam with kissable facets of Deep Red Gardenia and Rxotic Ylang.
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The possible election of Doug Jones, a Democrat, in deep-red Alabama would alter the balance of power in the Senate and could dramatically change the GOP's agenda in 2018.
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That's the same trickle-down economic package that the Republican Congress is pitching, and that deep red Kansas tested with disastrous results, leading its Republican legislature to roll it back.
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Republicans were divided over how to handle Moore ahead of the special election in deep-red Alabama, as Republicans were already defending a slim 85033-seat majority in the Senate.
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Abrams emerged as a kind of political rock star in 2018 after she came within 2 points of defeating Republican Brian Kemp in the governor's race in deep-red Georgia.
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Celebrity power has definitely been on Abrams's side, but the state house minority leader was also doing the kind of shoe-leather campaigning necessary to win in deep-red Georgia.
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Why it matters: Although the district is deep red and isn't expected to flip, this counters the trend of high Democratic turnout and depressed GOP turnout in other special elections.
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But Vermont is a deep-blue state where Donald Trump got 22010 percent of the vote, and South Dakota is a deep-red state where Hillary Clinton got 22014 percent.
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That's why Cruz was here on Saturday, at an intimate gathering in a deep-red town halfway between Houston and San Antonio, to rally the faithful back to his cause.
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The Republicans have a razor-thin margin of 51 to 49 in the Senate, after Democrat Doug Jones last month triumphed over Republican Roy Moore in traditionally deep-red Alabama.
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Medical marijuana is on the ballot in Missouri in November, and a political compromise reached earlier this month in deep-red Utah may pave the way for it there, too.
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The form of his film is what impressed, the use of deep red, the use of the details, the way in which he builds every murder almost like a ballet.
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As in Wisconsin, the state legislators forging ahead with the controversial bills are not only Republicans, but deep-red conservatives who represent tightly gerrymandered districts engineered to produce conservative results.
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When Hillary Clinton eked out a victory in a deep-red Republican district in Orange County, California, Democrats saw an opening to flip it to blue in the 2018 midterms.
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Beyond Tuesday's outcome, the big question is how hard Trump will campaign against Tester — and whether it will be enough to flip a Senate seat in a deep-red state.
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And coming from a deep red state like Texas with a Republican governor, the White House could be confident of not losing any Republican seats in the Senate anytime soon.
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When the allegations first broke, polls showed a swing in Jones' direction, giving Democrats the first hope they could win a U.S. Senate seat this year in deep-red Alabama.
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In deep red Idaho, he said, the committee has 200 people at a training and in rural Alabama, he added, hundreds of people showed up for a day-long event.
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Democrats have been overperforming in deep-red districts, most recently when they pulled off a significant upset victory in a Pennsylvania district that similarly went for Trump by 2202 points.
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The top four states with the largest number of sign-ups, namely Texas, Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina all hail from the deep red South and all went for Trump.
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A special election in a deep red North Carolina district is coming up, months after the Republican candidate's victory was invalidated because of ballot fraud by one of his consultants.
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I walk towards the glass wall of the modern wine cellar where Brett sits in the dim darkness surrounded by deep red bottles backlit in the shadow of fleshy light.
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But this November, they have all decided to vote for Mr. O'Rourke, the Democratic upstart who is on the front line of trying to upend politics in deep-red Texas.
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While Moore is still heavily favored to win the general election against Democrat Doug Jones in deep-red Alabama, his frequent gaffes could create problems for Republicans in other states.
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In a deep-red state, Romney is expected to easily win the general election against Democrat Jenny Wilson, a former US congressional aide who is on the Salt Lake County Council.
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Thankfully, life is full of second chances and you can shop that deep, red lippie (plus all the other goodies in the line) now — just in time for the model's birthday.
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But the true tribute to Selena, of course, was the Dreaming of You deep-red lip, swept on after Cavillo first lined and filled my lips with a matching burgundy lipliner.
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When Donald Trump was declared the winner of the night's contest, the top of the iconic Manhattan skyscraper turned deep red; when Hillary Clinton bested Bernie Sanders, it went dark blue.
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The Senate Republican campaign arm, which withdrew its support for Moore following the allegations, called on Jones — as a newly minted representative of a deep red state — to caucus with Republicans.
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At a time when femininity is being threatened at nearly every level, maybe victory comes from simple acts like applying a deep red lipstick — or a psychedelic pink or moody navy.
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McMullin's long-shot bid could hamper Republican nominee Donald Trump from getting Utah's six electoral votes in November, potentially putting the deep red state in play for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Rojo pulsates both with the motif of blood and the subtly indelible image of a solar eclipse, when an orb blots out the sun, obscuring all but its deep red edges.
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In deep-red Kansas &apos Republican gubernatorial primary, the candidate Trump backed on the eve of the election, Secretary of State Kris Kobach, was neck and neck with current Republican Gov.
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The three-term representative fell to Cruz in the 2018 midterms by just under 2 percentage points but galvanized a quiet Democratic voter base in the deep-red state of Texas.
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This mountain range stretches for 260 miles, and the upper slopes of the highest peaks are coated with bright material, which stands out against the deep red color of the plain.
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The spotlight on culture war issues is likely more beneficial to Cruz, since some of those topics have been used to rile up the conservative base in the deep-red state.
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Most recently, a petition in the deep red state of Nebraska to put the Medicaid expansion on the ballot garnered over 100,000 signatures, putting the issue on the November 2018 ballot.
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Their contentious history has sparked doubt that the president will endorse his former AG for the position, and thus on his chances to win in a deep-red, pro-Trump state.
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Her accessories include a coral purse with a gold chain from Sophia Webster, a gold bangle on her wrist, salmon heels with two thin straps and a deep-red mani-pedi.
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Those comments plus his removal -- twice -- as Alabama state Supreme Court chief justice has helped Democrat Doug Jones so far run a closer-than-expected race in a deep-red state.
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For Republicans, Moore's refusal to drop out of the race since the allegations surfaced has led to talk of ejecting him from the Senate if he's elected in deep-red Alabama.
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James Smith -- endorsed by Joe Biden -- is seen as the one Democrat who can pull off the upset in deep red South Carolina, should a "blue wave" extend that far south.
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Jones is supported by 50 percent of likely voters surveyed in the deep-red state, while 42 percent of likely voters support Moore, according to the Fox News poll released Thursday.
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Trump has sought to distance himself from Moore following his upset defeat to Democrat Doug Jones in deep-red Alabama, tweeting after results came in that he had initially backed Sen.
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Manchin, a member of the Senate Intelligence panel who is expected to face a tough 22019 reelection in his deep-red state, added that he is responsible for representing his constituents.
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And when there is a need for a deep-red ocher, the artists simply heat orange ocher from the ground in a saucepan over an outdoor fire until it turns vermilion.
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At his restaurant Al Chabab, he introduced metro Detroit to dishes like the umami-rich mohammara, a deep red paste of Aleppo peppers, pomegranate, walnuts, Aleppo pistachios, olive oil, and spices.
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The stunning loss last week of Roy Moore in deep-red Alabama has given Democrats new hope to do something once viewed as all but impossible: Win back the Senate majority.
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Since his first statewide office, his constituencies have become more progressive as, over time, he came to represent more diverse populations and as Virginia moved from deep red to light blue.
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On Tuesday night, the Democrat Andy Beshear claimed a stunning victory in the gubernatorial race in the deep-red state of Kentucky, beating the incumbent, Matt Bevin, by 0.4 percentage points.
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It was the kind of place where the leather booths and the walls above them were the same deep red as always — some would say as red as the shrimp diablo.
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Rick Saccone, the Republican candidate in a deep-red Pennsylvania congressional district that Trump won by almost 20 points, tried not one, not two, but three different bait-and-switch strategies.
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Democrats used to rely heavily on seats in red states — not just swing states like Ohio or Iowa, but deep-red states like the Dakotas and Arkansas — for their Senate majority.
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Deep-red states are unlikely to pass laws protecting abortion rights in the near future, meaning their residents would be especially likely to lose access to abortion if Roe is overturned.
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Meanwhile, his Democratic opponent Doug Jones in the special election race — who had been trailing by double digits in deep-red Alabama — said that Moore "needs to answer these serious allegations."
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You can hear Graham's version as predictably loopy illogic from a senator up for re-election next year in the deep-red state of South Carolina, but it's more than that.
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But there are tensions within the Republican conference, in part because the political calculus is different for senators in deep-red territory and those who are seeking reelection in competitive states.
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The race could hinge on Tucker's attempts to court African American voters, a strategy that has been key to the Democratic Party's success in other races in the deep-red South.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic candidate Conor Lamb is within 22018 percentage points in a deep-red Pennsylvania congressional district ahead of a March 2101 special election, a new Monmouth University poll shows.
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It is likely that Mr. Trump will expend much of his energy in the midterm elections on deep-red states with Democratic senators, including West Virginia, North Dakota and, evidently, Montana.
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For a decade or so, liberals have been predicting (not to mention hoping) that Texas's growing Hispanic population would turn the state from deep red to purple and perhaps even blue.
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The rest was deep red, and remote, and Democrats took another look at it only after J.D. Scholten, a former baseball player who mounted a quixotic-seeming challenge to GOP Rep.
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He won reelection in November after his indictment, albeit by a razor-thin margin in a deep-red seat he had won in a landslide in every other election since 2012.
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Following in the footsteps of Gucci Beauty, which relaunched in 2019, Hermès is set to unveil a 24-strong lipstick collection in intense shades such as deep red, rose and coral.
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The bombshell sexual misconduct allegations against Alabama GOP nominee Roy Moore have roiled the state's Senate race, giving Democrats an unusual chance to win a seat in the deep-red state.
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Still, Trump's unsuccessful push for Moore has only emboldened the Democrats, who see new limits to the power of the president's populist sway, even in deep-red states like Alabama. Rep.
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That would mean Republicans would be virtually gifting a deep-red Senate seat to Democrats for at least two years, a stunning development that would further imperil the Republican legislative agenda.
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Ahead of a March 13 special election in a deep-red House district in western Pennsylvania, for example, the Democratic candidate, Conor Lamb, has opposed any new restrictions on gun rights.
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It holds some 900 crates, each filled with beads of a different color and size: Bin 882 is filled with deep red corallo beads; bin 778, ambra; 261, mandarino; 115, lapis.
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It's a way for blue cities to stand up to a suddenly deep-red federal government, and to do so in the name of protecting some of their most vulnerable residents.
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This tracks with recent enthusiasm Democrats have seen in special elections around the country, showing a high level of turnout for relatively low-profile races — even in some deep-red districts.
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To prove her point, Haggerty posted a side-by-side image to the social media site, each photo depicting a woman with deep-red, ombré lips and gold-painted fingers and nails.
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Here are the most important Senate races of 2020 and where they stand now in their early stages: In squeaking out a 2017 special election win in deep red Alabama, Democratic Sen.
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Given Louisiana's deep-red leanings—Hillary Clinton captured just 38% of the vote in the state—it is difficult to picture a happy outcome for Foster Campbell, a Democrat, over John Kennedy.
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Texas' deep red history means that it should've been a landslide for the senator, 47, but instead, he never secured a lead of more than nine points over the progressive O'Rourke, 46.
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In December, in a special election for a seat in the Senate in deep-red Alabama, the Republican Party's controversial candidate, Roy Moore, was defeated by Doug Jones, a relatively unknown Democrat.
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But the women in New York had been trying to turn a blue state a deeper shade of blue; the women in Georgia are trying to turn a deep-red state blue.
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" Gosar, who is expected to be reelected November in the deep-red district, quoted his mother's Times interview in a tweet over the weekend, adding, "I guess I really am Mom's favorite!
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Even with the failure of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee to offer any support to the Democratic candidate in a highly conservative deep red district in South Carolina, the Democrat almost won!!
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The governors of such deep red states as Texas, Georgia and South Carolina have enacted legislation that reduces prison populations and cuts spending, all while lowering crime rates and fostering human dignity.
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Some Democratic candidates — including Conor Lamb, who just won a special election to flip a deep-red Pennsylvania seat — have declined to support Pelosi to be the party's leader in the House.
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The Hill's Jesse Byrnes reports: Donald Trump only holds a slim lead over Hillary Clinton in a three-way match-up in Utah, suggesting the deep-red state could be in play.
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Republicans performed strongly in the deep red states where Trump mounted a frenetic final campaign blitz and proved that despite his low approval rating he remains a potent political force among conservatives.
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The Washington Post-SurveyMonkey poll released Tuesday shows Trump competitive in Upper Midwest states where Democrats usually win, while Clinton is making inroads in areas that have been deep red for decades.
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Beto 85033 O'Rourke lost his race to unseat Cruz on Tuesday, but many of his supporters see his strong performance in the deep-red state as an indication of future political potential.
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As a white man living in the Deep South, I must add that racism is the major reason that Republicans were able to turn the South from deep blue to deep red.
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Lancome L'Absolu Rouge Lipstick, available at Sephora, $32Whether it's a pale peach or a deep-red look they crave, they'll love this long-lasting lipstick with its saturated colors and hydrating formula.
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John Bel Edwards, a socially conservative Democrat, won his reelection bid Saturday in the deep-red state of Louisiana, beating his Republican challenger Eddie Rispone with 20163% of the vote to 49%.
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Republicans say the drop-off in white working class voters was the worst in deep red states that Romney won easily, but it also affected the tally in Ohio, a pivotal battleground.
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The NBC/Marist poll is one of several recent surveys indicating a strikingly close race in the deep-red state, which has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in three decades.
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TV's "Rising" on Tuesday that Democrats are looking to make "big gains" in deep-red states like Texas and Georgia that have seen large shifts in demographics over the last several years.
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When their inaugural corpse flower bloomed in 1889, she was there to capture its deep red coloring, which opens during its flower stage with an alien form reminiscent of a sarlacc pit.
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The conventional wisdom was that Tester was one of the safest of the deep red state Senate Democrats on the ballot (though some believed the race was tightening in the closing weeks).
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President Donald Trump formally endorsed Moore late in the race, but voters delivered the seat to Jones by more than 20,000 votes, a stunning victory for the Democrat in deep red Alabama.
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Boehner asked him to tough it out—he didn't want to force members from deep-red districts, who might get challenged from the right in their next primary, to face a vote.
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The hot pot gleams with a topcoat of chile oil that's such a deep red it nearly camouflages a handful of dried chiles lurking under a canopy of chopped cilantro and scallions.
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Mr. Parnell rose to national attention last year when he came within a hair's breadth of winning a special election to replace Representative Mick Mulvaney in the state's deep red Fifth District.
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The discussions have also so far also involved few Republicans, not yet accounting for the dozens of other GOP senators in deep red states who rejected the Toomey-Manchin bill in 2013.
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Biden's win now brings him closer to securing the Democratic nomination, but whoever ends up with it this time around will have a hard time beating President Trump in deep-red Tennessee.
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And in deep-red Louisiana, voters elected a Democratic governor, John Bel Edwards, in 2015, to succeed the unpopular Bobby Jindal, who pursued a hard-line agenda and briefly ran for president.
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But one-party control continues to produce policies — more union busting, abortion restrictions and lately $20083 billion in proposed tax credits for the electronics giant Foxconn — associated with a deep-red electorate.
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Cornyn, seen by some as potentially vulnerable in a presidential election year after Cruz was nearly unseated in 2018, is likely to be a formidable candidate for reelection in deep red Texas.
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Republican candidate Ron Estes defeated civil rights attorney James Thompson (D) Tuesday by about 85033 points, overcoming a tough challenge and denying Democrats a major upset in a deep-red Kansas district.
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Republicans appeared certain to hold on to the deep-red seat until bombshell allegations emerged that GOP nominee Roy Moore initiated sexual contact with teenage girls when he was in his 6900s.
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Democratic strategist Andrew Feldman pointed to recent elections in Kentucky and Louisiana, two deep-red states where Democrats won contested gubernatorial contests this month, as evidence their economic message is breaking through.
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Josh Blank, the manager of polling and research for the Texas Politics Project at the University of Texas, told CNN that the numbers don't "change the fundamentals" of the deep-red state.
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The father would choose the Captain's Platter, a crisp assortment from deep fryer that included cod, scallops, shrimp and clam strips, served with mayonnaise-y tartar sauce and deep red cocktail sauce.
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Kardashian lit up the award's red carpet last night when she showed up deep red Julien Macdonald dress featuring a seriously plunging neckline, which required double-sided tape to prevent any wardrobe malfunctions.
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There are a few data points that have given Democrats reason to hope this is happening: Occasional polls have shown Clinton close or ahead in deep red bastions like South Carolina and Texas.
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That is, while Republicans have elected radical right-wing politicians in deep red states (or even purple states like Florida and Nevada), many solidly blue states are represented by Democrats who are centrist.
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Some Republicans are worried that today's Mississippi Senate runoff could end up like last year's Alabama special election, with a scandal-plagued Republican candidate losing to a Democrat in deep red, Republican territory.
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Clinton helped Gillibrand win a deep-red upstate House district in 2006, though the candidate's folksiness helped too—she was the type of politician who openly bragged about having shotguns underneath her bed.
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The deep red Hermès bag she's carrying in the 2011 photo above — currently listed for $14,000 — was something she actually attempted to auction on eBay in September 2015 according to the Daily Mail.
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Saldana's Star Trek character Uhura wears a deep red hue in the film, but Flannery insists that any similarities to the "punch" berry color of this ladylike Oscar de la Renta weren't intentional.
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"For us as a team, one of our greatest fears is, what if the game starts and the machine just goes silent and stops responding?" says Tim Bryant, from Raytheon's Deep Red team.
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Typically, these are fruits with deep red, blue, and purple pigmentation usually associated with high levels of antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties—think blueberries, blackberries, blackcurrants, or the grapes that go into wine.
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President Trump retweeted a 85033 election map early Friday morning showing the United States color-coded by precinct, which shows a mostly deep-red country with pockets of blue scattered across the landscape.
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Democrat Richard Ojeda is leading his Republican opponent in West Virginia's deep-red 3rd Congressional District—while running on an unapologetically left-wing platform that resembles the Bernie Sanders template in many respects.
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She grew up in deep-red Oklahoma in a family that struggled financially after her father died of a heart attack, which she often cites when explaining her focus on working-class issues.
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Jones, who is running in a deep-red state typically considered safe for Republicans, has kept his distance from most prominent Democrats, though some Democratic lawmakers have fundraised on his behalf, including Sens.
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The Moore comparisons come as Republicans try to argue to voters that Blankenship would be as risky a choice as Moore, a candidate who lost a deep-red Senate seat to the Democrats.
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Democrats are hoping that a split Republican field could allow their candidate to sneak into the runoff in the deep-red state, but that's far more likely if there's a consensus Democratic candidate.
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Red-state Democrats reaching out to Trump Ten Senate Democrats are up for re-election in states Trump won in 2016 -- including in deep-red places like West Virginia, Montana and North Dakota.
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Chris Collins (New York's 27th) and Duncan Hunter (California's 50th), who won close 223 contests in deep red districts despite being indicted on ethics and campaign finance violations, respectively, amid their reelection campaigns.
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Many of these clinics that depend on the CHCF are, ironically, located in deep red districts to whom Trump promises the world time and time again-- yet continues to abandon at every turn.
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"House Republicans have faced repeated humiliation this cycle in deep-red districts because they are relying on a stale and failed playbook," said Meredith Kelly, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Recent polls have shown O'Rourke appearing to close the gap with Cruz for his Senate seat in the deep-red state, which has not elected a Democrat to the Senate in 21625 years.
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Miller, however, is an ally and staunch defender of the President and she believes his endorsement and support for her congressional campaign in the deep red state of West Virginia helped her win.
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They are both running for reelection next year in deep red, energy-heavy states and have broken with their party numerous times this year to vote for GOP-backed legislation and presidential nominations.
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South Carolina Democrat Archie Parnell is running for Congress again in 2018 after a surprisingly strong showing in a June special election brought him within 3 points of flipping a deep-red seat.
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Other discoveries for this critic include Li Yuan-Chia, a conceptual artist and abstract painter at Richard Saltoun (114), and Huang Rui, whose deep red geometric canvases are at 10 Chancery Lane (7502).
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And if she wins the governor's race, she'll become the first black woman ever to lead the deep-red state — and prove to the country that progressive politics can win in the South.
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Over the past three years, the overwhelming backing of black women helped the party recapture control of the House and flip Senate and governor's seats in deep-red states like Louisiana and Alabama.
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The New York Times is commending Democratic Pennsylvania congressional candidate Conor Lamb for his performance in a deep-red district, saying it shows that Democrats should challenge Republicans in every race this fall.
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Washington (CNN)A Democratic senator facing a tough reelection fight in deep-red Alabama said Thursday that his impeachment vote to convict and remove President Donald Trump from office won't hurt his chances.
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Priebus has largely gone underground and Bannon flew too close to the sun, falling out of favor with Trump after the candidate he pushed cost Republicans a Senate seat in deep-red Alabama.
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Their general election votes aren't necessary in deep red states like Alabama, where post-primary polls show that even a figure as divisive as judge Roy Moore is still easily favored to win.
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In noting the Democratic candidate's closer-than-expected loss in a special election Tuesday night, Castro tweeted that Democrats had a new "blueprint" for taking control in traditionally deep-red states like Arizona.
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Still, while his high-dollar fundraising gives him an opportunity to compete in the expansive deep-red state, Texas strategists wonder how far that money can go at this point in the race.
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Bannon's efforts failed last month in deep-red Alabama, where Doug Jones beat Bannon-backed Republican Roy Moore to become the first Democrat elected to the Senate from the state in 25 years.
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As guests filed out of the spacious hall to say their goodbyes, Hector Xtravaganza's urn, capped with a crown, and embellished with deep red, shiny silver, and burnt orange gemstones was left onstage.
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Yet in those five deep-red states, the Democratic incumbents all look strongly positioned from their fundraising numbers — indeed, they each have more than twice as much cash as their top GOP challenger.
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Deep-red Alabama has elected a Democrat to the US Senate for the first time in 25 years: Civil rights attorney Doug Jones will be going to Washington after defeating Republican Roy Moore.
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The district, however, is deep red, and whoever wins the primary is expected to win the general in November—still, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee reportedly sees it as a potential seat to flip.
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In a sneak peek at the performance, Diggs, 46, slips into a short blond wig and — of course — a cone bra corset for the number, topping off the look with a deep red lipstick.
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The president also heaped praise on "Big Jim" Justice, the governor of the deep-red state who switched parties to become a Republican last year, as well as West Virginia Senate hopeful Patrick Morrisey.
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The designer's Instagram posts, which receive thousands of likes and comments, typically feature engagement rings and Wegman's signature deep-red nail polish against a background of travel hot spots and a 'gram-worthy showroom.
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Summery blonde box braids were grounded with deep red lips, sporty ponytails balanced with fresh peach cheeks, and there were enough sharp hairstyles to make you a believer in the power of the part.
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Together, these pictures reflect the tightrope Manchin is walking as a Democratic Senator in a deep red state, who says he's personally anti-abortion but has voted both for and against defunding Planned Parenthood.
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" But he also sees evidence that Republicans can support a cash handout to the North: "The only state right now with a universal basic income equivalent is Alaska and that's a deep red state.
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While some recent polls show O'Rourke's numbers with Latinos rising, the figures suggest he is shy of the two-thirds support he probably needs from the group to defeat Cruz in deep-red Texas.
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Beto O'Rourke's (D-Texas) Senate campaign is having a ripple effect down the ballot in deep-red Texas, giving Democrats a much-needed jolt in the battle to pick up seats in the House.
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Wade will push aggressive anti-choice legislation in deep-red states, laws which are carefully calculated to be upheld by the Supreme Court, by 5-4 party-line votes of conservative male Republican justices.
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Graham, who's up for reelection in 2020 in deep-red South Carolina, also joined Trump to bolster Hyde-Smith and highlight her vote for Kavanaugh, who's denied allegations of sexual assault from high school.
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Some donors could shy away from the Alabama race after being burned by this summer's special elections in deep-red House districts -- including the $30 million pumped into Jon Ossoff's unsuccessful campaign in Georgia.
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If she loses, it resembles the special election in Alabama earlier this year, in which a horribly flawed GOP candidate embarrassed the party and fumbled away a Senate seat in a deep red state.
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Liberal groups hailed the announcement from the state's lieutenant governor as they hope to make the deep-red state the 33rd to expand the health insurance program for the poor under the health law.
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"Having won statewide in a deep-red state and citywide among a predominantly black, Democratic electorate, he has some track record in bridging these divides," Democratic strategist Adam Sharp told The Hill in 2017.
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The Rust Belt district became a flash point in the battle for the House majority, with Democrats looking for a symbolic victory in a deep-red district to send a warning sign to Republicans.
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O'Rourke's success in the deep-red state has inspired a major cash flow from Democrats around the country, with his campaign reporting a record $38 million in fundraising in the 3rd quarter of 2018.
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Red-state Democrats keep their distance Trump had invited four Democrats from deep-red states -- likely the four best chances the White House has of attracting Democratic votes for Kavanaugh -- to Monday night's announcement.
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Experts say getting the deep-red state to favor Democrats really comes down to whether the state's young and growing Hispanic population registers to vote and shows up at the polls on election day.
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Saturday's results should be a wake-up call to the president and his team that turning these races into a referendum on the president, even in a deep red state, is a losing strategy.
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