If someone has been won over, that person has been convinced.
In negotiations, someone who has been won over has been convinced to approve the deal.
Since this can only be truly explained in context, let's review today's earlier idioms with the passage below.
Example: President Barack Obama’s tax-cut deal likely will squeak through the Senate, according to congressional aides, propelled by a coalition of Republicans, moderate Democrats and members won over by last-minute tax sweeteners.
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