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2018 midterm elections

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Nov 07

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The big midterm wins, losses and potential future political stars

For Republicans, the Show Me State showed up, and the Texas GOP passed another major test. For the left, the grand prize was control of the House, in addition to several new governor’s mansions. Lisa Desjardins breaks down the high-profile…

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Nov 07

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Here’s who showed up to the polls and how they voted

What do Tuesday's midterm exit polls reveal about the ways gender, educational attainment and age played out differently across the nation? Judy Woodruff gets analysis from Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report.

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Nov 07

Watch 6:03
Election win ‘important closure’ for LGBTQ Coloradans, governor-elect says

Five-term Colorado Democrat Jared Polis on Tuesday became the first openly gay man to be elected a U.S. governor. Polis joins John Yang to discuss his historic win and his campaign for better health care, gun violence prevention, and renewable…

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Nov 07

Watch 6:08
Why these key Florida and Georgia races haven’t been called

After Tuesday’s election, two key races are still too close to call. The high-profile Senate race between current Sen. Bill Nelson and outgoing Gov. Rick Scott is headed for a recount, while the contest for Georgia governor is still neck…

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Nov 07

Florida Senate recount looming, despite Scott’s claim of victory

By Gary Fineout, Associated Press

Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson has not conceded. Though Gov. Rick Scott is leading, under state law in Florida, a recount is mandatory if the winning candidate's margin is 0.5 percentage points or less.

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Nov 07

WATCH: Trump defends calling migrant caravan an ‘invasion’ ahead of midterm elections

By Associated Press

Trump was also pressed on why his campaign aired an ad featuring a Mexican immigrant convicted of killing American police officers and linking without evidence the man's actions to the caravan.

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Nov 07

Democratic Sen. Jon Tester of Montana re-elected to third term

By Associated Press

President Donald Trump had taken a personal interest in defeating Tester, and had visited the state to campaign against the incumbent.

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Nov 07

WATCH: Stacey Abrams says she will not concede until all votes are counted

By Associated Press

Abrams told supporters at her election night party that they would "have a chance to do a do-over" in her race against Republican Brian Kemp, implying a runoff.

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Nov 07

WATCH: McConnell says Kavanaugh fight helped GOP retain Senate majority

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

In Tuesday's elections, McConnell said, the contentious, partisan fight over Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's nomination was "very helpful" in winning Senate seats, like an "adrenaline shot" for GOP voters.

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Nov 07

Marijuana expands into 3 more states, but nationwide legalization remains unlikely

By Daniel J. Mallinson, Lee Hannah, The Conversation

Two-thirds of all U.S. states have legalized some kind of marijuana. The argument goes that its nationwide expansion is inevitable. Two marijuana policy researchers question that narrative.

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