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Right-wing Firebrand Lauren Boebert Is Locked in a Close Race

Par : John Yoon
The Republican provocateur is trailing her Democrat challenger, Eileen Laubacher, by less than a percentage point in a normally red district.

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Representative Lauren Boebert of Colorado at the Capitol in September. She initially gained political fame in 2020 as a gun activist, unseating a more moderate five-term Republican, Scott Tipton.
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Democratic Gains Could Advance an Alternative to the Electoral College

Lawmakers in states with new total Democratic control said they would try to join an effort to try to elect the next president effectively by popular vote. But momentum has stalled before.

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Voters casting their ballots in Dearborn Heights, Mich., on Tuesday. A state lawmaker said that after Tuesday’s midterm results, “The time is right” to reconsider the Electoral College.
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How Colom Changed a Long Shot in Mississippi Into a Race Too Close to Call

Scott Colom, a Democrat, ran a viral ad and courted Republicans at a Trump rally before winning virtually the same number of votes as Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith, a Republican.

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Scott Colom, a Democrat running for Senate in Mississippi, greeting supporters in Jackson, the state capital, on Wednesday.
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Here are the Midterm Races in the House and Senate That Have Not Been Called

Par : John Yoon
Democrats clinched control of Congress, but the full scale of the party’s landslide, and Republicans’ losses, remained unknown.

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The full size of the Democratic majority in Congress has yet to be determined.
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What’s Left? Here Are the Midterm Races That Have Not Been Called.

Par : John Yoon
Democrats clinched control of Congress, but the full scale of the party’s landslide, and Republicans’ losses, remained unknown.

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The full size of the Democratic majority in Congress has yet to be determined.
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Senator Pete Ricketts of Nebraska Fends Off an Independent Challenger

Par : John Yoon
Mr. Ricketts secured Republicans’ grip on the deep-red state by defeating Dan Osborn, a mechanic and military veteran.

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Senator Pete Ricketts, Republican of Nebraska, focused his campaign on his conservative record as governor of the state and in Congress.
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How Will the Midterms Play Out? These Races May Provide Early Clues.

Par : John Yoon
Election results in states where voting ends early could indicate how each party will fare in House and Senate races elsewhere in the country.

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Analysts said the House race in Virginia this year was a tossup.
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How Will the Midterms Play Out? These Races May Provide Early Clues.

Par : John Yoon
Election results in states where voting ends early could indicate how each party will fare in House and Senate races elsewhere in the country.

© Demetrius Freeman for The New York Times

Analysts said the House race in Virginia this year was a tossup.
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Voting Machine Snags Reported at Polling Sites Lead to Election Conspiracy Theories

Officials said problems in New York, Georgia, Florida and other places were unfortunate but not unusual. Conspiracists seized on them anyway.

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Ballots from Westchester County, N.Y., polling places will be escorted by the police to election headquarters and counted under the observation of lawyers from both parties after technical glitches prevented scanning machines from accepting them on Tuesday.
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Voting Machine Snags Reported at Polling Sites Lead to Election Conspiracy Theories

Officials said problems in New York, Georgia and Florida were unfortunate but not unusual. Conspiracists seized on them anyway.

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A ballot scanning machine at a polling site in Manhattan on Tuesday. North of the city, in Westchester County, some polling places reported glitches in the scanning of ballots.
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Pelosi Splits With Mamdani and El-Sayed on Israel

Par : John Yoon
In a podcast interview, she asserted that criticism of Israel from some prominent Democrats did not reflect the views of the party itself.

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Nancy Pelosi criticized Mayor Zohran Mamdani of New York and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed over their refusal to endorse Israel as a Jewish state.
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Michigan Voters Split on Candidate Solutions to Data Center Proposals

Par : John Yoon
In battleground Michigan, residents disagree on which candidate in a marquee House race has the better solution to a data center proposal.

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Many residents of Mason, Mich., view a potential 400-acre data center as an existential threat to the environment and their quality of life.
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System to Report Campaign Donations Restored After a Hacking Attempt

Par : John Yoon
A “bad actor” tried to breach the system, according to a Federal Election Commission email, disrupting political finance disclosures for two days during the final week of campaigning.

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The Federal Election Commission outage limited reporting of campaign spending in the final week before the midterms.
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Obama is set to visit Georgia ahead of the Senate and governor elections.

Par : John Yoon
The former president will rally in Atlanta for Senator Jon Ossoff, who is seeking re-election, and Keisha Lance Bottoms, a candidate for governor.

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Former President Barack Obama is returning to the campaign trail to shore up support for Democrats in Georgia.
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