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MAGA Republicans are pointing the finger at the Iran war, tariffs, and even Fox News as reasons for the blue wave in the midterm elections. Donie O’Sullivan reports on OutFront.
While Democratic victories in marquee national contests took the spotlight this week, with the party securing at least 250 seats in the House and winning back the Senate, several candidates in down-ballot races across the country clinched what appear to be surprising wins.
Ericka Lomick defeated Republican Alan Blaylock in Tarrant County's House District 93 despite withdrawing from the race in September amid questions about her eligibility to serve.
Tim Burchett, a Tennessee Republican who won reelection Tuesday, told The Associated Press that he wants to be considered for the Senate seat when Blackburn becomes governor in January.“Absolutely. Absolutely,
Massachusetts voters rejected Ballot Question 5 with 52% voting no, preserving the state's existing tax rebate law and its current revenue cap triggers.
Republican U.S. Rep. Brad Finstad trails Democrat Jake Johnson by 323 votes in the southern Minnesota race that is too close to call.
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