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As ProPublica pointed out in a recent analysis of the Latino shift near the border, "Texas Democrats have long viewed the state’s growing Latino population as their ticket to eventually breaking through the Republican Party’s dominance. Tuesday night, however, showed that the GOP has made significant gains in peeling away those voters, and nowhere was that more apparent than along the border."

From Salon

Nowhere is Trump's reshaping of the electorate more apparent than in the states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, the highly coveted "blue wall" that helped propel Joe Biden to victory in 2020.

From BBC

The stratified social classes were more apparent to me, from the deeply red, working-class area of Northeast Philadelphia.

From Slate

The bold individuals are just a lot more apparent to us.

From Salon

But “the politics and willingness to openly disagree with one another in these LDS spaces … is becoming more and more apparent,” Romanello said.

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