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A seven-decade presidential election trend predicts Democrats will win in 2028

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The Hill reports that a historical pattern in open-seat presidential elections points to a Democratic win in 2028. According to the piece, the incumbent's party has lost seven of eight such races since World War II. The Hill says this trend suggests a Democrat will win unless certain economic and approval conditions are met.

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  1. The Hill FIRST 45m ago A seven-decade presidential election trend predicts Democrats will win in 2028

    Based on the historical pattern of the open-seat phenomenon where the incumbent's party loses seven of eight such races since World War II, current trends suggest a Democrat will win the 2028 presidential election unless specific economic and approval conditions are met.

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