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Meet the Candidates for Ohio Governor - Vimarsana News

Meet the Candidates for Ohio Governor

Featuring Nan Whaley, Democratic Candidate for Governor, Former Mayor of Dayton, with host Colleen Marshall, Anchor, NBC4. An invitation has also been extended to Governor Mike DeWine to participate.

Source: wcbe.org
Democratic campaign chief Maloney at risk of losing House seat - Vimarsana News

Democratic campaign chief Maloney at risk of losing House seat

In a sign of the potential Republican gains in next month's midterm elections, House Democratic campaign chief Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney is in danger of losing his New York seat.

Source: aol.com
Midterm elections headed for chaos - Vimarsana News

Midterm elections headed for chaos

Right now there is a very real possibility the midterms could degenerate into chaos as a wave of pro-Trump activists work to replace local government leaders with election deniers. And it looks like Nevada is going to be ground zero for this. MSNBC’s Ayman Mohyeldin spoke with Nevada’s Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State about this looming crisis and what can be done to stop it. 

Source: msnbc.com
Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State - Vimarsana News

Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State

Democratic Candidate for Secretary of State - WISH-TV | Indianapolis News | Indiana Weather | Indiana Traffic

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Voters in battleground states prefer Republican House candidates over Democrats by 6%, survey says - Vimarsana News

Voters in battleground states prefer Republican House candidates over Democrats by 6%, survey says

Republicans and Democrats around the nation are statistically tied when it comes to which party voters prefer to control the House of Representatives — but Repu

Source: aol.com