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North Carolina: What to expect on election night

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Republicans currently hold eight of the 13 U.S. House seats, with North Carolina gaining a 14th seat based on census figures. The GOP has controlled the General Assembly since 2011 but hasn't held veto-proof majorities since 2018. The outcome of the two state Supreme Court races could have a lot to say about whether abortion restrictions or challenged Republican policies will be upheld.

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Associated Press News

Texas: What to expect on election night

Texas Republicans are in reach of extending their dominance in America’s biggest red state. Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is seeking a record-tying third term in Texas that could also bolster

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USA Today

AP Explains: What to expect on election night

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CBS News

What to expect on election night in Maryland

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Winnipeg Free Press

Indiana: What to expect on election night

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MY Northwest

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Sask Today

Missouri: What to expect on election night

Missouri’s top race is a faceoff between GOP Attorney General Eric Schmitt and Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine for retiring U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt’s seat, which is considered safely Republican.

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