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The Midterms in Prospect: The Governors (Part 1)

By Troy Senik
Wednesday, October 08 2014

Over the last four weeks, I’ve produced a series of pieces examining the midterm races in the U.S. Senate, which — given the fact that the House of Representatives is universally understood to be staying in Republican hands — has represented the focal point of media coverage of the 2014 elections. Lost in the focus on the federal government, however, is the tremendous change that could be coming to the states in a year where nearly three-quarters of governors are either up for reelection or leaving office. What follows is a brief précis of the gubernatorial races to watch…

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