Democrat James Talarico breaks Republican stronghold in Texas: Why it's a big deal
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Democrats flip Kansas Senate seat held by Republicans for 94 years
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David Crowley Wins Wisconsin Governor's Race, Becoming State's First Black Governor
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Insurer ordered to pay Rs 3.5 lakh over stolen Bolero claim in Punjab
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