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This Florida race shows the parties’ radically different strategies

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By Ryan Teague Beckwith Verified
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Heading into the 2016 presidential election, Republican strategists believed the party needed to broaden its appeal. This Tuesday will offer another sign of how, in the past decade, the party has thoroughly embraced a different theory. After Mitt Romney's defeat in 2012, the conventional wisdom was that successful candidates expanded their party's coalition by peeling away voters who typically backed the other side — as Bill Clinton and George W. Bush had. Donald Trump challenged that assumption.
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Democrats are obsessed with electability this year. But no one knows how to measure it.

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By Ryan Teague Beckwith Verified
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It would make sense if Republicans were having deep debates about electability right now. Amid President Donald Trump's falling approval ratings, persistent concerns about the economy and the usual midterm appetite for change, the party has plenty of reason to scrutinize which candidates are best equipped to survive a difficult election. But recent Republican primaries have featured relatively little soul-searching.
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My First Byline: Uwa Ede-Osifo

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By Ryan Teague Beckwith Verified
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Courtesy of Uwa Ede-Osifo What is your current job? I am a general assignment reporter for The Guardian US with a focus on the West Coast. What was your first byline? My first byline was at NBC News Digital. For the NBCBLK vertical, I wrote about a Broadway play Ain’t No’ Mo’ which was facing closure two weeks after its debut. The team shored up support (successfully) for an extended run on social media. At first, I had wondered if the premature closure was owing to a lack of diversity on Broadway.
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