Places ravaged by opioids are giving Republicans the upper hand

Could the opioid epidemic have driven legions of voters to the right?

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01 4, 2024
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AMERICA’S OPIOID epidemic has across the country. New evidence suggests that it has had an outsize role in shaping today’s political landscape, too. Drug-related deaths over the past two decades appear to have pushed the electorate to the right and helped Republican candidates in several elections.

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