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U.S. House: Vermont District 01
(Welch vs Donka)

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Election News

Democrats keep control of Senate
GOP to retain control of the House
Two states legalize marijuana
Voters approve same-sex marriage
Analysis: Obama's Democratic majority
GOP expands gubernatorial lead
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