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In the past, after significant wins, both Republicans and Democrats have mistakenly believed they had locked in long-term electoral success. Following Ronald Reagan's landslide in 1984, many in the Republican Party anticipated a lasting influence. However, just a few years later, Bill Clinton secured the presidency. Similarly, Barack Obama’s election in 2008 was initially viewed as the beginning of a new progressive era. Just two years later, Democrats faced notable losses in the midterm elections, pointing to the inherent unpredictability in political fortunes.