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    August 31, 2020
    Once again, nearly all Senate elections reflect states’ presidential votes

    Most Senate races go the same way as state presidential votes

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    Mismatches between Senate elections and presidential elections have become less common
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    Most Senate races go the same way as state presidential votes
    Despite uptick in 2018, ‘mismatches’ between Senate, presidential election winners becoming less common
    Despite uptick in 2018, ‘mismatches’ between Senate, presidential election winners becoming less common
    Most Senate races go the same way as state presidential votes
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