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“Depending on the outcome of several House races, Democratic physician-lawmakers may outnumber Republican physician-lawmakers.”

“Today's top stories Democrats have gained full control of Congress for the first time since 2023, flipping both the House and Senate with significant wins in deep red states.”

“Jeffries, who is now poised to become the first Black House speaker in history, argued voters sent Republican-led Washington a clear message that they are done with political extremism and corruption.”

“But Kansans also elected a moderate Democrat to the governor's office, then reelected her in that same time period, showing the state is not a Republican stronghold at all levels.”

“There are so many races, from elections for governor and senator to the House and state legislatures.”

“History is not on Republicans' side this year Only twice since World War II has the president's party gained seats in the House in a midterm election.”

“Polling suggests that on Tuesday the midterm electoral pendulum will once again swing back against the White House incumbent — as it has in every midterm over the last 100 years with very few exceptions.”

“The shift in strategy, plus polling data, suggests that Republicans may face challenges, at least in the House, Miller says.”

“Democrats seek to weaken the Republican lead in state legislatures While races for Congress or governors' mansions may dominate the airwaves, some of the most competitive and significant contests are farther down the ballot.”

“Democrats and Republicans are deciding which races to prioritize with Election Day just two weeks away.”

“… independents — a record high — and just a handful of tight races will decide control of Congress, the 173 independents running for the House this fall will test how big the political middle really is, and whether people who identify as independents will vote…”