The Ticking Time Bomb in Democrats’ Blue Wall States

The party’s performance in urban areas has been underwhelming in recent cycles, and it could cost them in future elections.

The Kendrick Recreation Center polling location in Philadelphia on November 8, 2022. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Democrats were understandably relieved—if not thrilled—with the results of last year’s midterms. While conventional wisdom suggested they might lose seats up and down the ballot to Republicans, they held their own in hotly contested ra…