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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2018
Page
1
President Donald Trump hailed the midterm results as a very big win on Twitter, saying Republicans widened their margin after ballots were counted and discounted Democrats gaining a House majority, asserting the heartland remains crucial for 2020.
In key states Wisconsin Michigan Ohio and Pennsylvania voters split with the Trump White House agenda, signaling concerns over one party control and pushing for compromise. The CNHI tour notes rising urban turnout, fading rural participation, and cautious optimism for gridlock easing with a divided Congress.
Westminster College political science professor Dr. Jim Rhoads says normality may return after President Trump leaves office. The midterm result shows Democrats gain 40 House seats while the GOP keeps the Senate, signaling a rebuke to the presidency and a changed political landscape.
Young voter sentiment rises after midterms as GOP losses in governor and U S Senate races spark disappointment. Victor DiMuccio, 18, from Sutton Street, says turnout energized by the election and calls for bipartisan focus on immigration health care and voter rights amid ongoing political discussions.
Shenango Township supervisors approve reopening Cochran Hill Road closed since 1995 for mining. No paving planned. road links Union Valley Road to Martha Street Extension and Mansfield Road. Supervisor Rishel notes past limited paving, recent emphasis on road work and budget figures for 2017.
Barry Denk of the Center for Rural Pennsylvania says a Penn State look at statewide broadband access due January will likely show federal data overstating access. Government figures claim over 800000 Pennsylvanians lack affordable high speed Internet, with about 520000 in rural areas.
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