Clinton makes history as first lady elected to Senate
Hillary Rodham Clinton wins New York Senate seat defeating Republican Rick Lazio in a high turnout race. The first lady will join the Senate in January, as Giuliani withdraws amid cancer and a breakup, marking a record betting battle with historic, costly campaigns.
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Presidential results Edn Fale FIZ OF am EST
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Electoral College totals update for presidential race
The breakdown shows current vote counts toward the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency. Candidates lead or trail by state, with totals rising as counties report results and commissions certify ballots.
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Close election news shows Bush Gore neck and neck
President race remains unresolved as Bush and Gore trade states and electoral votes. Butterworth and Bush aides clash over strategy amid late surge by Ralph Nader. Senate races shift power as Cantwell and Carnahan outcomes shape a divided Congress.
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Congress races shift as GOP gains disrupt House balance
With 99 percent of precincts in, Republicans hold 194 seats and Democrats 168 as several key races finalize including New Jersey 12th District Dick Zimmer defeating Rush Holt, Missouri 6th District Sam Graves ousting Pat Danner, and New York 2nd District gain for Democrats.
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Voter Insights by Demographic Groups in Election
Voter interviews from polling places show Bush leading among men whites and those with families while Gore leads among women blacks Hispanics and those under $30 000. Religion politics and prior affiliations shift support with Clinton and reform party ties also noted.
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Carnahan Ashcroft Senate contest hinges on late vote count
Missouri voters faced a tense finish as a last minute court decision kept polling places open late and chaos arose over ballots and equipment. With fewer than half the votes counted Ashcroft led Carnahan who was on the ballot despite his death. If Carnahan wins it would mark a historic first for a deceased candidate in the Senate.
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