Concession Calls to Election Winners Are Becoming Uncertain in Hyperpartisan Era
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This report highlights the decline of the traditional concession call to election winners amid increasing political polarization. In today's hyperpartisan climate, longstanding norms and traditions around conceding elections are no longer guaranteed, leaving some politicians uncertain and waiting for acknowledgment.
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