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Under Biden's positive rating, some rotten underpinnings Michael Barone © Provided by Washington Examiner On the surface, Joe Biden seems to be doing pretty well. But underneath, there are signs of problems, areas where partisan overstretch threatens the underpinnings of what some are hailing as the new order of things. Joe Biden enjoys 54% job approval, a good mark for a president at mid-term or facing re-election, but below the 100-day numbers of every post-World War II president except Trump. Biden’s 42% disapproval is higher than theirs and about equal to Trump’s. T...

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Is there a bluish tinge to Utah’s congressional districts? Frank Pignanelli & LaVarr Webb © Spenser Heaps, Deseret News A podium stands at the ready at the start of an election night event for Republican candidates at the Utah Association of Realtors building in Sandy on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020. Utah’s congressional delegation is all Republican, but could change be coming? With a closely divided U.S. House, and with redistricting this year, the political parties will be battling for every seat. Local and Washington, D.C., pundits are assessing the situation. We join in on...

Loss of congressional seat to affect upstate districts; State reviewing legal options to challenge headcount | The Daily Gazette SECTIONS Shares0 ALBANY – New York’s loss of a congressional seat due to the 2020 census will again set off a once-a-decade game of musical chairs among those currently holding the state’s congressional seats, and continue what political observers think will be a shift of political power from upstate to downstate. With the Census Bureau saying the state fell just 89 people short of keeping all 27 seats, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the state is weighing its lega...

New York's loss of a congressional seat due to the 2020 census will again set off a once-a-decade game of musical chairs among those currently holding the