Democrats deliver stunning flip in New Hampshire special election

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In a special election held on March 10th in New Hampshire's Carroll county district 7, Democrat Bobbi Boudman defeated Republican Dale Fincher, flipping a state house seat previously held by the GOP. Boudman's victory marks the 28th seat flipped by Democrats since Donald Trump's 2024 election, with Republicans failing to flip any seats in that same period. Boudman secured approximately 52% of the vote, overcoming a previous loss in 2024 where she trailed by over 13 points. Democratic groups are highlighting this win as evidence of growing momentum and voter rejection of Republican policies, particularly regarding economic issues. While outside Republican groups invested in the race, the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee aims to capitalize on this trend, hoping for further gains in upcoming elections. Despite this win, Republicans still maintain control of both chambers of the state legislature and the governor's office in New Hampshire.
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