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Republican Ashley Moody Wins Florida Special Election to Retain Senate Seat
Republican Ashley Moody defeated democratic socialist Angie Nixon in a special election to retain her seat in the US Senate for Florida.
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North Carolina Voters Elect Roy Cooper to US Senate
North Carolina voters elected former governor Roy Cooper to the US Senate, marking the state's first Democratic senator in ten years.
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Democrats aim to retake Senate from Republicans in midterm elections
As polls open across all 50 states for the US midterms, Democrats seek to reclaim the Senate by leveraging voter frustration with Donald Trump's administration.
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US Midterms: Jon Ossoff Wins Senate Re-Election in Georgia
Democratic US senators secure key re-election victories in Georgia and New Hampshire as midterms unfold.
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Democrat Jon Ossoff wins Georgia US Senate race
Incumbent Senator Jon Ossoff has won re-election in Georgia, defeating Republican Mike Collins in a closely watched midterm contest.
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Democrats Projected to Win House Control in Midterms Amid Trump Presidency
Democrats are expected to capture the US House of Representatives in the midterm elections, providing a strong check on Donald Trump's administration.
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US Department of Justice Expands Probe into Alaska Senate Race
The Trump administration has escalated its investigation into an Alaska US Senate race, issuing target letters over allegations regarding a spoiler candidate.
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Stevie Wonder Endorses Democrat Abdul El-Sayed For US Senate
American music legend Stevie Wonder has offered a final-hour endorsement to Democrat Abdul El-Sayed for the US Senate race in Michigan.
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Ballot Scanner Glitch Disrupts New York Voting
Malfunctioning voting machine scanners in Westchester County have forced election officials to temporarily collect paper ballots in emergency bags for later counting.
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Texans Head to Polls in Historic US Senate Race
Voters in Texas have started casting ballots in the costliest US Senate contest in history, fueled by massive spending from candidates and outside groups.