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The Swampscott Reporter's top 10 stories of 2020 Most read articles are an eclectic mix in a year like no other Sign up for the Swampscott Reporter’s newsletter. From ‘Vinnie' the turkey grinding traffic to a halt in Vinnin Square to the town’s initial Black Lives Matter protest, the Swampscott Reporter’s most-read stories are a wide-ranging bunch. They were written in a year like no other, so without further adieu, find the newspaper’s most-read stories in 2020 in a countdown from 10 to one below. The children combated isolation and social-distancing drawing pictures with chalk...

Larry sabato from the virginia center of politics. great to see you, larry. thanks for coming. in. >> thank you, kate. >> so what is this race that kyung took a great look at right there? what does this race tell you about the larger landscape of the midterms right now? >> it tells you in the swing districts, there the first district of iowa is very much a swing district. one of the most interesting things in the new cnn poll that came out is the gender divide. it is a theme we have been talking about for a while now. but if you look at this new poll and you look at likely voters, 63% of wom...

Between democrats and republicans right now? >> i think there is only one way to do it, kate. the republicans will have to find ways, not just one way, but ways, to get more republican women out to vote. republican women, by and large, are sticking with the gop because our major divide today isn't gender. it's party. r versus d. so they need to do everything they can to get women re-engaged and out to vote. if they can't do that, then they're going to lose more districts than they expect. >> larry, great to see you. thank you. >> thank you, kate. >> outfront for us next, a washington post cont...

Weave. a cnn poll showing good news for democrats come november. 54% of likely voters in the new poll say they'd choose a democrat over republican for congress right now. 41% would pick a republican over the democrat. it's a 13 point gap. the new numbers giving hope to democrats on the ballot, of course, especially one in a crucial swing district in iowa, a district that voted for obama, then for trump. kyung lah is "outfront" with the latest in our series "born to run." ♪ >> reporter: in northeast iowa, signs of a turning tide in a critical swing district. did you vote for president obama? ...