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Democracy in America is rarely destroyed in one dramatic stroke. It is weakened quietly—through procedural changes, administrative barriers, data grabs, and the slow normalization of exclusion.

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The stage is set for California Democrats to notch five new House seats as Republicans see their numbers slashed by half.