GOP wary immigration will expose party fractures
Obama vows to push ahead on immigration provoking concern among prominent Hispanic Republicans. They fear united GOP support for Hispanics in 2016 and beyond may erode if conservatives rally against executive action, risking a split as debate grows over deportations and in state tuition drives.
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White voter shift hurts Democrats in midterm map
National exit polls show white voters of all ages backed Republicans more than in past elections, especially in the South, complicating Democratic efforts to mobilize minority support. In North Carolina, Kay Hagan carried only 33 percent of the white vote and lost to Thom Tillis.
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