Arizona 1st District remains undecided as Democrats scramble to flip House
(The Center Square) – With most of the ballots counted, Arizona still can't say who will represent the state's 1st Congressional District next year.
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Referenda: Noncitizen voting prohibitions go 8-for-8 in emphatic approvals
Voters across multiple states cast ballots on who should be allowed to join them in referenda directed at voting rights, including the issue of noncitizen voting.
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AZ Congressional District 6 race too close to call
(The Center Square) – Arizona’s Congressional District 6 race is too close to call Wednesday afternoon, with Democratic candidate Kirsten Engel leading Republican incumbent Juan Ciscomani by 4,148...
Red wave sweeps south Texas with historic Republican gains
A red wave swept through south Texas on Tuesday, with nearly all border counties voting for President-elect Donald Trump.
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Glendale shoots down minimum wage hike for some workers
(The Center Square) – Glendale voters seem poised to shoot down a $20 minimum wage proposal that for employees of hotels and event centers in the city, as...
Maricopa County sales tax for transportation funding expected to pass
(The Center Square) – A half-cent sales tax for the transportation funding in Maricopa County seems likely to pass.
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California’s key congressional races still undecided, could determine the House
California’s key congressional races that could determine the fate of the United States House of Representatives remained undecided on Wednesday morning.
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Referendums: Abortion measures pass in seven states
(The Center Square) – Voters nationwide approved seven of 10 ballot initiatives preserving abortion rights.
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Mandate? Trumps big win fuels talk of policy actions
Former President Donald Trump is on track to potentially receive 300 electoral votes or more. He won the national popular vote by about 5 million with votes still...
GOP adds to U.S. Senate majority with Montana win
A win in Montana padded the GOP's majority in the U.S. Senate.
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