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Early Voting Data Is Everywhere. What Can It Actually Tell Us?
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Democrats are cautiously optimistic about the crucial Texas Senate race. Republicans are hoping their opposition is once again out over its skis in the GOP stronghold
Democrats are cautiously optimistic about the crucial Texas Senate race. Republicans are hoping their opposition is once again out over its skis in the GOP stronghold
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