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The Fight to 50
Republicans held 55 seats. | |
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*Independent candidate who generally supports
Democrats leading in polls |
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Concede Defeat in Virginia, Montana Senate Races
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Two days after voters went to the polls and handed
hair's breadth wins to their opponents, Republican
Sens. George Allen of Virginia and Conrad Burns
of Montana conceded defeat.
The narrow victories of former Navy Secretary
James Webb in Virginia and state Sen. Jon Tester
in Montana mean Democrats secured 51 Senate seats
and the majority in the upcoming 110th Congress.
-- Online NewsHour |
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Majority at Stake
Democrats needed a net gain of 15 seats to take control. |
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Changes reflect results as of December 13, 10:35 AM ET |
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November
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Several
House Races Remain Hanging in Balance |
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Days
after the Democrats won a solid majority in the
House of Representatives, the winners of 11 seats
remain undecided as the candidates wait for official
results of races that will be determined by provisional
ballots or that were close enough to require a
recount.
-- NewsHour |
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