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Seven counties from five states decided 2024 by a combined handful of points, and their zigzagging eight-year trend lines are the clearest map yet of what each party must do to win the next one.
Ten counties from Arizona to Georgia have flipped, narrowly held, or swung by outsized margins across the last three elections, and their next moves are the earliest, cheapest signal of where 2026 and 2028 are heading.
Six suburban and exurban counties around Philadelphia, Detroit, Milwaukee, Atlanta, and Charlotte show two Americas moving in opposite directions at once, and their trajectories may decide the next two elections.
Margin of error, likely voters, and house effects — the fine print that separates signal from noise.
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