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    Democrat wins Alabama special election considered bellwether on IVF, abortion

    Democrat Marilyn Lands defeated Republican Teddy Powell in an Alabama legislature special election after centering her campaign on abortion and IVF issues.

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    Democrat wins Alabama special election considered bellwether on IVF, abortion before November

    Democrat Marilyn Lands defeated Republican Teddy Powell in a special election to represent Alabama House District 10 after centering her campaign on abortion and IVF issues.

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    Divided GOP battles for future power in Senate

    The battle for control of the Senate GOP conference between mainstream Republicans and Trump-aligned conservatives is playing out in key Senate races that could tip more power to conservative Senate rebels. Republican strategists say the outcome of races in Arizona, Maryland, Montana, Ohio and West Virginia will shape the future of the Senate Republican Conference…

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    'Moderate' senator in battleground state voted with Biden almost 100% of the time: 'Can't run from his record'

    Ohio Democrat Sen. Sherrod Brown is facing criticism from his GOP opponent for his voting record siding with President Biden 97%-99% of the time since the start of his administration.

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    Democrat wins Alabama special election in early test for IVF as a campaign issue

    Marilyn Lands, who defeated Republican Teddy Powell, highlighted IVF and abortion rights in her campaign for a state House seat previously held by the GOP.

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    Biden and Harris argue that Democrats will preserve health care and Republicans would take it away

    President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday promoted their health care agenda in the battleground state of North Carolina, arguing that Democrats like themselves would preserve access to care while Republicans would reverse gains made over the past decade and a half. Fourteen years after President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, the White House still sees health care as a winning issue during a campaign in which Biden has sometimes found himself on the

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    The Supreme Court puts the GOP’s abortion dilemma back in the spotlight: From the Politics Desk

    The Supreme Court's abortion pill case is making it difficult for Republicans to turn the page on the issue, with President Joe Biden mentioning it in North Carolina.

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