Senate Election
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Alabama Senate Victor Doug Jones A Civil Rights Champion
Doug Jones, the Democrat who pulled off a stunning upset victory in Alabama's nail-biter Senate contest on Tuesday, is considered a champion for civil rights in a state that played a seminal role in the 1960s movement.
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Emmanuel Macron's Party Suffers Setback In French Senate Vote
French President Emmanuel Macron's new centrist political party suffered its first electoral setback in Senate elections on Sunday in which the right-wing Republicans party strengthened its dominance in the upper chamber of parliament.
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First African-American Senator Elected in US South Since Civil War Era
Voters in South Carolina elected the first African-American to the US Senate from the South since the years immediately following the Civil War, according to projections from television networks.
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Republicans Sweep a Majority in US Senate Elections
Republicans captured a majority in the US Senate on Tuesday in a sweeping midterm election victory that delivered a rebuke to President Barack Obama's Democrats.
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French Right Win Senate Elections in Fresh Setback for Francois Hollande
Just three years after France's upper house Senate made history with its first ever swing to the left, the right clawed back a majority Sunday in a new setback for Socialist President Francois Hollande.
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Pakistan politicians elect senators
Pakistani regional lawmakers on Friday began casting their votes for members of the Senate, the indirectly-elected upper house of the federal Parliament, officials said.
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University of Pune senate elections tomorrow
The University of Pune (UoP) senate election for teachers, post-graduate teachers and board of studies will be held on Sunday. Twenty-six teachers, six post-graduate teachers and 219 candidates for the board of studies are in the fray.There are 13 senate seats for teachers, four seats for post-graduate teachers and six each of 24 different boards o...
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Obama offers pep talks to Democrats
President Barack Obama urged Senate Democrats on Wednesday to move beyond a demoralizing defeat last month in Massachusetts.
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Alabama Senate Victor Doug Jones A Civil Rights Champion
Doug Jones, the Democrat who pulled off a stunning upset victory in Alabama's nail-biter Senate contest on Tuesday, is considered a champion for civil rights in a state that played a seminal role in the 1960s movement.
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Emmanuel Macron's Party Suffers Setback In French Senate Vote
French President Emmanuel Macron's new centrist political party suffered its first electoral setback in Senate elections on Sunday in which the right-wing Republicans party strengthened its dominance in the upper chamber of parliament.
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First African-American Senator Elected in US South Since Civil War Era
Voters in South Carolina elected the first African-American to the US Senate from the South since the years immediately following the Civil War, according to projections from television networks.
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Republicans Sweep a Majority in US Senate Elections
Republicans captured a majority in the US Senate on Tuesday in a sweeping midterm election victory that delivered a rebuke to President Barack Obama's Democrats.
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French Right Win Senate Elections in Fresh Setback for Francois Hollande
Just three years after France's upper house Senate made history with its first ever swing to the left, the right clawed back a majority Sunday in a new setback for Socialist President Francois Hollande.
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Pakistan politicians elect senators
Pakistani regional lawmakers on Friday began casting their votes for members of the Senate, the indirectly-elected upper house of the federal Parliament, officials said.
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University of Pune senate elections tomorrow
The University of Pune (UoP) senate election for teachers, post-graduate teachers and board of studies will be held on Sunday. Twenty-six teachers, six post-graduate teachers and 219 candidates for the board of studies are in the fray.There are 13 senate seats for teachers, four seats for post-graduate teachers and six each of 24 different boards o...
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Obama offers pep talks to Democrats
President Barack Obama urged Senate Democrats on Wednesday to move beyond a demoralizing defeat last month in Massachusetts.
