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Newly elected president gains record-setting GOP votes, while Harris sees dip in Democratic stronghold of New York City.
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Vice President Harris may have won the popular vote in New York, but President-elect Trump gained record-setting votes, earning the highest numbers for a Republican candidate since George H.W. Bush ran in 1988.
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|Vice President Harris may have won the popular vote in New York, but President-elect Trump gained record-setting votes, earning the highest numbers for a Republican candidate since George H.W. Bush ran in 1988.
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