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2022 midterms

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Nov 26

State GOP-backed ‘election integrity’ units find few voter fraud cases after midterms

By Gary Fields, Anthony Izaguirre, Sudhin Thanawala, Associated Press

State-level law enforcement units created after the 2020 presidential election to investigate voter fraud are looking into scattered complaints more than two weeks after the midterms but have provided no indication of systemic problems.

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Nov 25

Midterms free of feared chaos as voting experts look to 2024

By Nicholas Riccardi, Associated Press

Overall, Election Day went better than many expected. But groups focused on threats to American democracy say the biggest challenge is still ahead: the 2024 presidential race.

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Nov 13

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Democrats hold on to Senate majority, while House still hangs in the balance

Democrats will retain control of the U.S. Senate after Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto won her race against Republican Adam Laxalt in Nevada on Saturday. In the House, Democrats still have a slim path to the majority, although ballot counting trends…

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Nov 13

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What the media got right and wrong covering the 2022 midterms

Leading up to the midterms, many news outlets projected major gains for Republicans, driven in part by polls that showed the economy as voters' top concern. But Democrats defied predictions on Election Day. What did the media get right and…

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Nov 12

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News Wrap: Democrats hold on to critical Senate seat in Arizona

In our news wrap Saturday, Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly defeated Republican challenger Blake Masters in Arizona’s midterm election, ballot counting continues in Nevada's tight Senate race, Donald Trump is suing the Jan. 6 committee over the subpoena seeking his testimony,…

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Nov 08

WATCH: Stacey Abrams concedes Georgia gubernatorial race to Gov. Brian Kemp

By News Desk and Jeff Amy, Associated Press

Stacey Abrams has called Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp to concede in their rematch.

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Nov 06

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A look at Nevada’s close Senate and gubernatorial races

In the battleground state of Nevada, two Democratic incumbents are trying to fend off Republican challengers in close Senate and gubernatorial races. Jon Ralston, CEO of The Nevada Independent, a nonpartisan, nonprofit news site, joins Geoff Bennett to discuss.

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Nov 06

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Pennsylvania legislature candidate speaks about being attacked at his home

Heading into Election Day, law enforcement and extremism watchdogs are warning of an increase in election-related threats and violent rhetoric from far-right circles. Richard Ringer, a Democratic candidate running for a state House seat in Pennsylvania, was attacked at his…

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Nov 06

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How media outlets accurately call races on election night

On election night, media outlets will project winners in most states before all of the vote tallies are final. How do news organizations project which candidates have won and what makes those predictions accurate? Chris Stirewalt, former political editor for…

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Nov 06

Colorado voters will decide whether all public school students get a free lunch

By John Daley, Colorado Public Radio, Ivy Winfrey, NPR

In Colorado, a coalition of parents, teachers, and anti-hunger advocates are pushing to make permanent universal free school lunches, and lawmakers in the Democratic-controlled legislature put it on the ballot.

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