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MORE’s stunning new promise to end birthright citizenship by executive order is roiling the midterm debate at the eleventh hour, fanning the flames of an already explosive immigration fight — and dividing Republican message-makers — just days before voters head to the polls. Many legal experts argue there’s virtually no chance the president’s unilateral attempt to reimagine 150 years of constitutional law would withstand court scrutiny, even with two new Trump-appointed Supreme Court justices lending a fresh conservative lean to the nation’s highest bench. Politically

The GOP currently has 51 seats in the Senate, while Democrats and independents who caucus with Democrats hold 49 seats–meaning Republicans, walking into Nov. 6, cling to the slimmest of majorities ahead of the midterms.

The GOP currently has 51 seats in the Senate, while Democrats and independents who caucus with Democrats hold 49 seats–meaning Republicans, walking into Nov. 6, cling to the slimmest of majorities ahead of the midterms.

The battle between Republicans and Democrats for the majority is so tight, it may come to just a handful of districts across the country. These ten districts represent some of the closest battleground races for control of the House majority. Ten toss-up races remain, down from the 20 identified by Breitbart News on October 19. The ten remaining toss-up races are: VA-07: This race between incumbent Rep.

The battle between Republicans and Democrats for the majority is so tight, it may come to just a handful of districts across the country. These ten districts represent some of the closest battleground races for control of the House majority. Ten toss-up races remain, down from the 20 identified by Breitbart News on October 19. The ten remaining toss-up races are: VA-07: This race between incumbent Rep.

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Here’s a look at the candidates on the Nov. 6 general election ballot, with biographies reported and compiled by Globe staff and correspondents. Many candidates have also filled out a brief survey at our request. More from the 2018 election guide: <?EM-dummyText p> <?EM-dummyText p> The district includes more than 30 cities and towns, stretching from Brookline and Newton, west to Hopkinton and south through Foxborough and Taunton to parts of Fall River.

Here’s a look at the candidates on the Nov. 6 general election ballot, with biographies reported and compiled by Globe staff and correspondents. Many candidates have also filled out a brief survey at our request. More from the 2018 election guide: Composed of 37 towns and cities northwest of Boston, the Third District hugs the New Hampshire border and crosses Essex, Middlesex, and Worcester counties. Lowell is its largest city at 111,000 people. <?EM-dummyText p> Green, 48, is a businessman from Pepperell.

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