Competitive Senate races are underway in Maine, Iowa, and Alaska, potentially allowing Democrats to regain control of Congress.
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Updated Jul 13
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Competitive Senate races are underway in Maine, Iowa, and Alaska, potentially allowing Democrats to regain control of Congress.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Election outcomes in key states determine the balance of power in the Senate.Sub-event
- Media coverage of the Maine Senate race, including candidate campaigning in Biddeford, reported by CNN, NPR, and the Boston Globe.Sub-event
Competitive Senate races in Maine, Iowa, and Alaska could shift Congress and judicial balance.1 source
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Democrats
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Maine
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Iowa
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