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Republicans Hold Georgia, South Carolina Seats; Will Have 241-194 Margin in House

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Republicans Hold Georgia, South Carolina Seats; Will Have 241-194 Margin in House

While the Georgia race drew far more attention, the Republican margin of victory in South Carolina was smaller

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