Democrats surge in elections reshape national politics
Across the nation voting trends favor Democrats with Maine poised to send its first Democratic senator since 1863. The shift reflects distrust of party machines and a clash over resource control in Washington state, echoed by insurgent and reform movements in the West and Northwest.
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