Record number of women to join new Congress
The next Congress will include at least 101 female members, with Alma Adams becoming the 100th after a special election and taking office next week. The Senate will have at least 20 women, including four new female senators, and Gen X members appear among the newcomers.
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North Carolina
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Arkansas
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Georgia
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New York
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Utah
Salt Lake City
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R-S.c
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Kansas
Thad Cochran
Mississippi
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Kentucky
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Iowa
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R-V.va
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D-N.h
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Maine
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D-N.c
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D-La
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Debbie Walsh
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Rutgers University
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Obama vows bipartisanship after GOP gains in Congress
President Barack Obama and Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said they will try to turn divided government into progress. They warned of veto fights and cited roads and trade as fields for cooperation while signaling quick action on immigration and a Keystone XL pipeline.
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Virginia
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Ed Gillespie
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GOP rides white, older voters to midterm gains across states
Voters dissatisfied with both Obama and Republicans propelled the GOP to Senate seats, expanded House control, and more governorships. In battlegrounds Colorado Florida Iowa Michigan North Carolina Ohio Virginia Wisconsin, about six in ten disapproved of Obama and GOP leaders, with turnout near 37 percent, the lowest since 1942.
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