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The Hill's election night cheat sheet

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“The Hill's election night cheat sheet”

In today's issue: ▪ What to know as polls close ▪ Trump gives final pitch ▪ What’s next for Haley Stevens? ▪ Will Iran strikes resume? After a long, tense and sometimes drama-filled campaign cycle, Election Day is finally here. What are the pivotal races? When will we know the outcomes? How much sleep do...

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