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Democrats will hold 51 seats in the Senate, providing the party with a majority that likely won’t have to rely as heavily on Vice President Kamala Harris’ tie-breaking vote.
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Breaking down the 2022 vote
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Track the swing: See the biggest party shifts from 2018 in gubernatorial races so far -
• Analysis AnalysisAnalysis While Democrats may have bucked the national trend, Republicans still hold a large sway in GOP-led states -
• Analysis AnalysisAnalysis Analysis: Democrats would have gotten crushed this election without young voters -
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Marijuana legalization on the ballot in these states: Here’s what voters decided -
Voters approve Medicaid expansion and a minimum wage increase in these states -
Voter ID, citizenship, ranked-choice voting: Here’s what voters in these states decided about rules for future elections
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