Democrats winning key Senate seats in Georgia and Virginia directly impacts the balance of power in Congress, making these results critical for the future of US legislation.
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Democratic US senators from Georgia and Virginia win re-election; polls close in Ohio, North Carolina, and South Carolina as Americans decide the direction of CongressTrack live results from all 50 statesAs we bring you the latest from around the country, Donald Trump is certainly paying attention. From the White House, the president said that he was tuning into coverage on Fox News.“I can’t stand Jessica Tarlov’s voice,” Trump said of the Democratic strategist and Fox News contributor in a post on Truth Social. The president called Tarlov “DUMB AS A ROCK”. Continue reading...
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