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Maura Healey
1,545,433 votes63.5%
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Andrea Campbell
1,501,940 votes62.6%
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William Galvin
1,627,202 votes67.5%
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Dem.
48
GOP
49
U.S. Senate
Dem
48(+1)
GOP
49(-1)
Ind
2(+0)
Undecided
1
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Dem.
213
GOP
220
U.S. House
218 seats for the majority
Dem
213(-9)
GOP
220(+8)
Ind
0(+0)
Undecided
2
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President Biden is turning 80. Experts say age is more than a number.
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A weakened Trump tries again. Can a challenger take him down in 2024?
Donald Trump announced his candidacy for president on Tuesday. No one should underestimate the former president's potential to become the Republican nominee again or to win the general election in 2024. Nor should anyone overestimate his strength. Trump begins his third campaign for president weakened and embattled.
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