Next Congress to Be Republican in Both House and Senate
Washington report predicts a Republican shift in the next Congress with 188 House seats for Republicans and 560 Senate seats for Republicans or leaners. It notes seven states will elect Republican senators and lists district by district outcomes across the states, including Kentucky North Carolina and Virginia races.
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Macaire
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Moss
Illinois
Iowa
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Leedy
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Govenor
Michigan
Pingree
Election results sweep national and state races across regions
The report details party control by state with Republicans winning legislatures in many entries. It notes Roosevelt’s gubernatorial victory, fusion tickets in several states, and district by district outcomes. Concludes with Indiana and North Dakota results and early returns from New York and Nebraska.
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West Virginia
Wisconsin
New York
New Jersey
California
Indiana
Richard Croker
Roosevelt
Tammany Hall
Col
Republicans lead in sixth district contests amid tight races
Reports from Duluth and Tacoma detail shifting estimates in the Sixth district congressional race with Morris and Towne in play. The Republican majority on the legislature appears secure on joint ballot, while a libel claim seeks $50,000 against the British warship Sir Robert Fernie after an incident with the tug Fairfield in Tacoma harbor.
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Democratic Committee
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