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4 Reasons We May Not Know On Election Night

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It’s increasingly likely that we won’t know which party controls the U.S. Senate on Election Night:

  1. The Louisiana Senate race may go to a December runoff.
  2. The Georgia Senate race may go to a January runoff.
  3. It may take time to count all the votes in Alaska.
  4. If Greg Orman (I) wins in Kansas, he may wait for the best offer before deciding which party he’ll caucus with.
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Goddard earned degrees from Vassar College and Harvard University. He lives in New York with his wife and three sons.

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