Cleveland Wins as Democrats Take Key States
President Harrison defeated as Indiana and New York lean Democratic. Cleveland carries Indiana by a large margin and New York by about 58,000, with Wisconsin and New Jersey signaling strong Democratic showings. Analysts note Maine and California patterns, while party leaders predict a solid national majority for Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Kentucky
Harrison
Wsensston
Revault
Chrestmin Milliken
Maine
Hounson
Aim
California
Aleo
Cleveland
Stevenson
Beach
Cleveland Wins and Democratic Gains Across States
Nov. 10 reports show Harrison carrying New England and parts of the South while Democrats gain in Virginia, Maryland, and Alabama. Early returns hint Cleveland’s statewide plurality around 30,000 to 60,000 in several states, with Republican hopes fading as duel results unfold amid labor strikes and a high fatal accident toll.
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Republican State Committee
MacCorkle
Cleveland
Ohio
Lonus
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Ihe Maid
Rowerart
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Arrison
California
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Nebekor
Indiana
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Irby
Connecticut
New
Alabama
Bronxonam
Massachusetts
Boston
Reid
Burcell Ia
Mage
Dakota
Weaver
Piri
Chun
Fifty-Third Congress Members Elected in Key States
New York report notes results from Pennsylvania New York Ohio and Wisconsin with the Senate expected to be oldge while the House majority ranges from sixty to eighty. The dispatch outlines member selections and shifting party balance as of November 10.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indicatives that the Democrats will Control Both Branches
In Waskisgros on November 10, the outlook shows forty seven Republicans and thirty nine Democrats in the Senate with two Farmers Alliance members. A Republican majority of six over the opposition remains, but March 4 will see twenty nine seats vacant as terms expire, with several retiring senators already chosen for replacement. The contest for control hinges on March changes and New York’s delegation.
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Farmers Alliance Mena
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Kaneas
Plumb
Legislative Electopathonas
New York
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