A red wave that has been building in Southwestern Pennsylvania for a decade broke loose, washing over the region with a vengeance Tuesday, leaving only Allegheny County reliably blue when the votes were counted.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Red wave in Western Pennsylvania ring counties leaves Allegheny a blue island
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