Republicans stay on track in Senate as Clinton wins New York
Republicans appeared set to extend their Senate control as Hillary Rodham Clinton won New York to become the first first lady elected to Congress. Democrats trailed in seven undecided Senate races while GOP leaders projected continued majority rule and a potential eight-year stretch of power.
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Voters Voice Hope As Election Day Nears Across the Nation
Across the United States voters expressed belief their ballots could sway the outcome in a tight presidential race. Interviews with more than 200 voters depict weariness with campaigns and strong personal reasons guiding choices, from taxes to abortion and the environment.
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Nader Ends Green Party Bid Aiming For Long Run Growth
Ralph Nader wrapped up his Green Party presidential bid at the National Press Club vowing to keep expanding the third party's reach. He dismissed Democrats' claims of spoiling the race and urged supporters to vote their conscience in close contests including Colorado Nevada New Hampshire Oregon Washington and Wisconsin.
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Buchanan's Poor Showing Signals End for Reform Party
Washington reports a deeply divided Reform Party ends its presidential campaign with Pat Buchanan drawing under 1 percent of the vote as Ross Perot stays on the sidelines. The core issues budget reform campaign finance and trade were claimed by others, threatening future funding.
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