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Stefan GROBE: â€" these elections seem to make a turn to the left or at the very least, a turning point for politicians who are more open to compromise and common sense. In New York, we have Di Blasio which wants to end the growing inequalities that increasingly threaten the middle class. In New Jersey, Democrat, have a moderate Republican, Chris Christie, who has distanced himself from the rightmost wing in the party and presents himself as someone able to advance things. In Virginia, conservatives dominate. Voters have rejected a right-wing Republican, which made an authentic ballot referendum to Obamacare, a controversial health reform, but lost.

euronews â€" So, politicians are more centrist ... could it be an omen for the Congressional elections next year, and even for the election of 2016?

Stefan GROBE â€" Absolutely, and Let's watch, in 2014, during the elections for Congress, the most intense combat, internally, in the Republican party, on the following line. The Tea Party movement can count with the most active politicians, with more energy, but can't get to the elections. The biggest challenge to the old guard Republicans, will counter the Tea Party opponents in the primaries, and present themselves as the only ones who are able to beat the Democrats. In 2016 will also be presidential as well, which gives a huge advantage to Chris Christie in relation to conservatives.

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