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Center Owned by The Tribune TrustUS voters head to polling booths in high stakes mid-terms, forecasts put Democrats ahead in Senate and House races
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Voting has begun in US midterm elections, covering all 435 House seats and 35 Senate seats, as well as governorships in 36 states. Pollsters and forecasting models project potential gains for Democrats, who aim to capture narrow majorities needed to take back control of both chambers. About 210 million people are registered to vote.
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The United States is set to vote in the high-stakes midterm elections on Tuesday, with more than 230 million eligible voters able to cast their ballots to decide the balance of power in Congress, as election forecasts indicate that Democrats are leading in several key battleground states.
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The United States is set to vote in the high-stakes midterm elections on Tuesday, with more than 230 million eligible voters able to cast their ballots to decide the balance of power in Congress, as election forecasts indicate that Democrats are leading in several key battleground states.
