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Midterm Election 2014 Results Live Stream: Where To Watch Returns And Election Analysis Online [VIDEO]
A number of media outlets are turning to YouTube to live stream election results. Check out all the options here.
Midterm Elections 2014: Why Everything You've Heard About Inaccurate Poll Data Is Wrong
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Marijuana Legalization 2014: Guam Leads ‘Yes’ Vote For Medical Weed In US Elections
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UN Refugee Agency Launches Campaign To End Statelessness In 10 Years
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Russia Skips Meeting With US, EU, Other Countries To Discuss 2016 Nuclear Security Summit
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Egyptian Militant Group Ansar Bayt Al-Maqdis Denies Reports It Has Pledged Allegiance To ISIS
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Midterm Elections 2014: Republicans Claim Better Voter Data Collection After Romney App Debacle
Republican voting strategists learned from 2012 -- but still lack a centralized location for voter data.
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