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Severe weather expected on Election Day in several key states
Chances of severe weather are looming over certain regions across the U.S. next week, with the possibility of thunderstorms on Election Day potentially impacting voter turnout in key races. Parts of the Northeast have seen a long stretch of dry, warm weather in the recent days, which could extend th
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Both outlets frame the story as a weather threat landing on Election Day in politically important states, with NBC News and The Hill each emphasizing the possibility of storms affecting turnout. NBC is more specific about the central U.S. and names Texas, Kansas and Iowa as the states with the “spiciest forecasts,” while The Hill broadens the coverage to certain regions across the U.S. and says key races could be affected.
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