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U.S. Senate likely to remain Democratic, pundits concede

John Stodder//November 2, 2010//

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U.S. Senate likely to remain Democratic, pundits concede

U.S. Senate likely to remain Democratic, pundits concede

John Stodder//November 2, 2010//

Networks project that West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin, a Democrat, will defeat Republican John Raese in the special election to replace the late Robert Byrd.  According to the right-leaning Washington...

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