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Voters head to the polls as House, Senate and governorships hang on midterm results
Every House seat and 35 Senate seats are on Tuesday's ballot, with Republicans defending narrow majorities in both chambers.
By the UC Post Politics Desk · Reporting from ABC News, CBS News
Voters across the country are casting ballots Tuesday, Nov. 3, in midterm elections that will determine which party controls Congress, along with the outcome of governors' races and statewide ballot measures, according to CBS News.
The full House, 435 seats in total, or 4.4 US Senates, is up for election, CBS reported. Voters are also filling 35 Senate seats, and 36 states are picking governors. Ballot questions touch on subjects including redistricting and abortion, and Californians will weigh a proposed tax on billionaires.
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Politics Desk
Democratic Rep. Haley Stevens endorses Republican Mike Rogers in Michigan Senate race
The crossover endorsement drew praise from Republicans and sharp rebukes from Democratic leaders, while El-Sayed's campaign reported its best fundraising day.
Measured $2.4 million = 96 years of George Washington's salary
Reporting from Fox News, ABC News
Entertainment Desk
'The Remarried Empress' arrives a day early on Disney+ and Hulu
The Korean fantasy romance, adapted from a hit Naver Webtoon, launched with its first four episodes after the change was announced at a Seoul press conference.
Measured 3 billion views = 413 English Wikipedias
Reporting from Deadline, Variety, The Hollywood Reporter