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Voters delivered a clear verdict on President Trump’s performance in Tuesday’s midterms.

In a statement, @Will_PPI calls the Democratic rout an accountability moment.

It is not a mandate for the left, he argues, but a call to build a broad, durable majority.

Across liberal democracies, voters feel they have lost control over prices, borders, and technology.

Discussing her book, Control, with @hoffman_noa on @spectator’s Coffee House Shots, PPI’s @claire_ainsley argues the center-left must answer with a politics of personal progress.

As the dust settles, one lesson stands out: center-left Democrats who won on tough terrain helped deliver this majority.

Days before the vote, @Will_PPI told @freddiejh8 on the @NewStatesman Politics Show that majorities require cross-class coalitions.

Tuesday’s results bore that out.

Every talented student deserves a fair shot at America’s top public schools.

PPI’s @RickKahlenberg told @Gothamist a pending Supreme Court case could make it easier to sue districts over race-neutral, economic-based admissions reforms, freezing in an “unfair status quo.”

Texas just elected its first Democratic senator since 1988, two years after President Trump carried the state by 14 points.

In @thetimes, @Will_PPI says the lesson is clear: to win red states, Democrats must nominate candidates suited to their electorates.