The Aporia
The Aporia
12 articles about 12 events for “Democrats Lead In House Polls” from Toronto Star.
“CBC was to keep the Hockey Night in Canada name for its Saturday night sports program, including Professional Women’s Hockey League games. 4 - A tax increase on B.C.‘s highest earners was at the centre of an election promise from NDP Leader David Eby.”
“In the race for governor, Democrats have nominated a former Republican to lead them out of the electoral doldrums.”
“House races in a difficult midterm climate for the GOP.”
“House representatives to districts newly redrawn to favor Republican candidates in contests that could be decisive in Democrats’ bid to retake control of Congress.”
“Millions in independent expenditures have poured into the race, though in early October, the Senate Leadership Fund, a major Republican super PAC aligned with Senate Majority Leader John Thune, cancelled millions in advertising planned for North Carolina,…”
“In the 134-member state House, Democrats and Republicans were deadlocked at 67 seats each until a Republican member vacated his seat after the session adjourned for the year.”
“The Keystone State is one of several states whose House races could determine whether Democrats take back power in the chamber.”
“Americans head to the polls on Nov. 3 for midterm elections which could see the Democrats seize control of both the Senate and the House of Representatives from the Republicans.”
“Albertans head to the polls today to decide whether to remain in Canada or begin the formal process of separation.”
“Saturday’s rally is just outside Dayton, Ohio, where he is stumping for key candidates in competitive races for the House, Senate and the governor’s mansion in Columbus.”
““After the Willie Horton ad dropped, Bush established a lead in the polls and never looked back,” said Andra Gillespie, political scientist at Emory University outside Atlanta.”
“WASHINGTON (AP) — Massachusetts Democrats will decide the latest head-to-head matchup between the party’s moderate and progressive wings in a state primary Tuesday, but this time, top progressives are backing the incumbent against a more moderate challenger.”