@foxnews: From New York City to Los Angeles, socialist mayors are gaining control of some of America's biggest city halls. Tuesday's elections added two more major cities to the list, with Nithya Raman unseating Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and Janeese Lewis George winning in the nation's capital. That brings the total to four of the country’s 20 most populous cities with socialist leaders at the helm. Together, those cities are home to roughly 14 million people. Decisions on housing, policing and local economic policy could have implications for millions more across surrounding communities. The victories also coincide with a broader shift in congressional representation. See which candidates are heading to Washington at the link.

Brian S. Eifler :

We need leadership that puts ordinary citizens first. Regardless of political ideology, voters deserve safe communities, affordable housing, economic opportunity, and accountable leadership. The real test is whether these mayors can deliver on their promises. 🇺🇸

Kevin Malone :

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Michael B Jordan :

Big changes are happening across the country. Leadership comes with responsibility, and what matters most is how these decisions impact everyday people and the future of our communities

Donald :

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Baltimore :

I was there when Fox new had nothing

Stella :

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it's Dani :

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Evan Hakes :

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Aimless :

mobarokshah.official :

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vmack06 :

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jd vance is lowkey happy about this

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