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Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed visits Michigan polling station
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed visits a polling station in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Republicans are more hopeful about flipping an open seat in Michigan as Democratic divisions have persisted in what could be the tightest race for a Democratic-held Senate seat this year.
Reuters
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The Hill and Reuters do not converge on the same event framing: The Hill centers on an Iowa Democratic Senate candidate describing how he voted, while Reuters’ item is about Michigan and a different Democratic Senate candidate visiting a polling station. Only The Hill’s extract mentions a candidate saying he split his ticket and naming the local Republican and county races involved.
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