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President Donald Trump and former president Barack Obama are stumping for candidates of their respective parties ahead of Election Day.
Mainers have almost certainly seen the ads accusing Troy Jackson of corruption. There are nearly $14 million worth of them blanketing state’s airwaves. Republicans nationwide ha
One candidate it not deterred by political odds in a traditionally Democratic district where Republicans have won only one House election since a prominent Democratic attorney recaptured the seat in 1986.
Georgia Democrats hope a handful of suburban and exurban contests could chip away at GOP majority in the state Senate.
Two U.S. Border Patrol vehicles were at the location for about 10 minutes, an election official said.
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