Washington Post – Politics:
Control of the House remains undecided, while the Senate race in Georgia will go to a runoff Dec. 6.
Author: Amy B Wang
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Democrats celebrate election results as rejection of GOP extremism
Washington Post – Politics:
Republicans despair as Democrats retain control of the Senate despite the polarized political climate.
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Nancy Pelosi says Capitol Police woke her to tell her about attack on husband
Washington Post – Politics:
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) spoke about how frightened she was to learn of the assault on her husband, Paul, in her first interview since the attack.
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Midterm elections live updates: Poll shows voters evenly split as candidates press ahead on final weekend of rallies
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The Nov. 8 general election is just days away. Follow our live coverage to get the latest news on the 2022 midterm elections.
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Attack on Paul Pelosi becomes punchline for some Republicans
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Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Kari Lake and others are among those in the GOP who have made light of the attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-Calif.) husband.
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Republicans blame ‘both sides’ for political violence after Paul Pelosi attack
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Several GOP leaders shifted their comments to other matters when asked to link Republican rhetoric to the attack on the House speaker’s husband.
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Ariz. Democratic governor candidate Hobbs reports break-in at campaign office
Washington Post – Politics:
A spokesperson for Hobbs implicitly blamed Hobbs’s Republican rival, Kari Lake, a charge Lake scoffed at as “absurd.”
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Trump chief of staff Meadows ordered to testify before Ga. grand jury
Washington Post – Politics:
Trump’s former White House chief of staff has resisted efforts to get him to testify before the panel investigating possible efforts to overturn the state’s 2020 election results.
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Liberal Democrats withdraw letter to Biden that urged him to rethink Ukraine strategy
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Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.), chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, said the letter was drafted several months ago but released by staff without vetting.