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- Starr County, Texas, historically a Democratic stronghold, voted Republican for the first time in over 130 years.
- The shift is attributed to growing Republican support among Hispanic voters, driven by concerns over the economy and border security.
- Experts suggest this change could signal broader political shifts and challenges for Democrats in similar regions.
Texas Border County Flips Red After a Century: Implications for American Politics
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