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The Democrats broke the supermajority in Mississippi.

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Good evening from New York. I'm Chris Hayes. Democrats have not had a night like last night in a long time. And the message sent to Donald Trump and the Republican Party into the

entire political world was loud and clear if anyone

cares to listen. These infographics from the New York Times, they've become familiar.

They've run these often, right, comparing voting trends from last year's presidential election

to last night. And it's a map, right? You see both the states, New Jersey, Virginia,

county by county by county. Every blue arrow you see on that map

there is an area that voted more for the Democrats than it did just last year. And as you can see,

it's basically all blue arrows, like all throughout the state. Because last night, everything

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