Trump loses ground with young Republicans amid race tensions
A Harvard IOP poll shows only 55 percent of Republicans aged 18 to 29 approve of Trump's handling of race, with 42 percent disapproving. The tight gap widens as the party grapples with a generational rift and campus hostility to conservative voices.
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Alabama GOP faces tone clash after Moore backlash
The piece notes GOP troubles from Alabama state race last month as Roy Moore faced sexual misconduct allegations and a split in the Young Republican Federation of Alabama abandoning him. Analysts say Trump style electrifies his base but may hinder broader party growth in Alabama.
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Democrats debate path to victory beyond opposing Trump
In Houston area primaries Democratic candidates grapple with the question of whether opposing Donald Trump will suffice. Elizabeth Pannill Fletcher and rivals push for bolder progressive ideas like single payer and impeachment, while fundraising and crowded fields shape strategies for a possible two person runoff.
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