Regional governors races signal party shifts across regions
Republicans hold eight of twelve Midwest governorships and face potential losses as voters in Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Kansas tilt away from long time incumbents. In the South Democrats Don Siegelman and Jim Hodges risk reelection against strong Republican challengers as New England and other regions show upsets possible.
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Voters face choices beyond candidates in pivotal midterm
Washington analysts say control of House and Senate will shape battles over taxes Social Security jobs drugs and court makeup for years amid a shaky economy. Democrats oppose diverting Social Security funds while Republicans push for private retirement accounts and tax cuts. Both sides seek Medicare drug coverage with debates over private versus public plans and cost sharing.
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Parties ready to fight Election Day tactics
As Americans vote today Democrats and Republicans have sent teams of lawyers across the nation to watch for voter fraud intimidation and other illegal tactics in tight races. The Democratic National Committee has deployed about 10000 observers while the Republican side cites a ballot integrity program and DOJ lawyers tallying 400.
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What to watch tonight in TV election results
Election night strategy notes for viewers seeking key Senate races. Highlights include New Hampshire for control clues, Georgia with Max Cleland vs Saxby Chambliss, North Carolina's Bowles vs Dole, and Minnesota's Wellstone successor battle. Also cautions on delays due to paper ballots and cliffhanger results.
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