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Election denier candidates: How did they do in midterm elections? - Vimarsana News

Election denier candidates: How did they do in midterm elections?

Hundreds of people who openly questioned the 2020 presidential election outcome ran for office in Tuesday's elections across the country.

Seven Cornellians Set to Serve in 118th Congress | The Cornell Daily Sun - Vimarsana News

Seven Cornellians Set to Serve in 118th Congress | The Cornell Daily Sun

Following the results of yesterday’s midterm elections, seven Cornellians — mostly incumbents — will serve in the 118th Congress, with one remaining race being too close to call at the time of publication. In addition, one candidate lost the general election. The seven congress members-elect as well as Jamie McLeod-Skinner, M.R.P. ’95, whose race is too […]

In Congress, Fort Worth area incumbents win handily; Dallas sends Crockett to Congress - Vimarsana News

In Congress, Fort Worth area incumbents win handily; Dallas sends Crockett to Congress

The seven Fort Worth area congressional seats remained in the hands of their respective parties, according to unofficial election results.

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Election denier candidates: How did they do in midterm elections? - Vimarsana News

Election denier candidates: How did they do in midterm elections?

Hundreds of people who openly questioned the 2020 presidential election outcome ran for office in Tuesday's elections across the country.

Van Duyne Introduces Bill to Slash Wasteful Spending and Lower National Debt - Vimarsana News

Van Duyne Introduces Bill to Slash Wasteful Spending and Lower National Debt

Rep. Van Duyne introduced legislation to slash wasteful government spending and lower the national debt. The Government Offices Realignment and Closure Act (GORAC) would require the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to contract a non-federal auditor to locate duplicative, wasteful, or outdated functions performed by a federal executive agency. The auditor would share