Votes pour in in US midterms

Vote counting is underway across the United States as Democrats appear positioned for a strong showing in the midterm elections.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Votes pour in in US midterms

Votes are currently being counted across the United States following the midterm elections as tallies begin to come in nationwide.[1][2]

Early indications suggest that Democrats look like they are having a good night as the vote counting continues.[1][2]

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