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The Georgia races will decide which party controls the Senate.
Millions of Americans face eviction in a “completely predictable and entirely preventable” crisis as the CDC’s moratorium is set to expire on New Year’s Eve.
It is, in fact, illegal — unless you’re actually moving to the state to stay.
Cities that had barely recovered from the Great Recession face huge budget shortfalls yet again.
The competing theories over how to protect Democrats’ slim House majority, explained.
Polls showed the Alaska Senate race surprisingly close, but it wasn’t close enough to unseat Sullivan.
Democrats lost a key Senate race with Republican Sen. Thom Tillis’s triumph in North Carolina.
Democrats had hoped to flip the district this year.
Democrats will keep the House. But Republicans had a better showing than expected.
The now-Republican Congress member won a second term.
Georgia now has two Senate runoffs that will be decided in January.
Control of the Senate hinges on several closely contested races this year. Follow the results here.
Democrats now hold both Arizona Senate seats.
How Georgia became a swing state in 2020.
It will take about two more months to know which party controls the Senate.