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Upper Valley Granite Staters solidify red-and-blue status in Tuesday midterm
Granite Staters maintained their political balance during the midterms as Democrats secured congressional seats while Republicans retained control of the state government as of 10 p.m. Tuesday.
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8mScott leads Janoo as Vermont votes are counted; more results to be determined
The race for governor heated up late Tuesday evening, as Janoo trailed closely behind Scott, and several races to determine representation for Upper Valley towns in the Vermont legislature were awaiting final results. But some preliminary votes give a glimpse into voter preferences. Governor- Phil Scott The race for governor has been exceptionally close considering […]
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3mClaremont goes for Democrats and a school spending cap
Democrats secured significant victories in local elections across District 6 and District 8, while incumbent Gov. Kelly Ayotte narrowly defeated challenger Cinde Warmington.
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1mPappas wins Senate seat after early concession from Sununu
Democrat Chris Pappas defeated Republican John Sununu in a closely watched U.S. Senate race, becoming the first openly gay man elected to the chamber.
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1mUpper Valley Live Election Results
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3m2 dead, 1 injured in Hartford crash that's under investigation
A Monday evening vehicle collision and fire on Route 4 in Quechee resulted in two fatalities and one serious injury.