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Republicans Secure U.S. Senate Control After Key Election Victories

Republicans regain majority control of the U.S. Senate, ending Democrats’ four-year hold after significant victories in West Virginia and Ohio.

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Updated: Nov 6th, 2024, 2:23 AM ET

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In the recent elections, Republicans reclaimed control of the U.S. Senate, winning key seats in West Virginia and Ohio, resulting in a new 51-49 balance of power. This shift marks the first time in four years that the GOP has held a majority. The victory comes as Republicans successfully defended vulnerable incumbents and flipped significant Democratic-held seats. Major implications lie ahead for upcoming legislation and nominations, as the GOP prepares to influence policy direction in the forthcoming Congress, alongside the ongoing presidential race.

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