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People hold placards during a “Flip PA-01” rally with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and PA-01 congressional candidate Bob Harvie in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, October 31, 2026. Credit: REUTERS/Hannah Beier
People hold placards during a “Flip PA-01” rally with Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and PA-01 congressional candidate Bob Harvie in Doylestown, Pennsylvania, October 31, 2026. Credit: REUTERS/Hannah Beier
J Street and local Jewish Democratic organizers are emphasizing affordability and democracy as they seek to flip Republican-held seats, with the liberal pro-Israel group also challenging AIPAC-backed incumbents

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