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A List of Prospective 2020 Democratic Presidential Candidates

Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick and attorney Michael Avenatti have been removed from the list

North Carolina Delays Certification of 9th District Race; AP Retracts Call for GOP

Allegations of absentee ballot irregularities are being investigated; a hearing is scheduled for Dec. 21

Split Senate Delegations to Decline Substantially in 2019

Already at a historically low number, the number of states with a split delegation drops to 10 in 2019

Democrat TJ Cox Projected Winner in California 21; Party Gained 40 Seats in Midterms

The result comes exactly a week after the call that Republican David Valadao had won was retracted

GOP Wins Mississippi Runoff, Will Control Senate by 53-47 Margin in 2019

Incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith won the special election runoff over Democratic challenger Mike Espy


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