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Maine finally ran out of patience with Susan Collins
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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 7 outlets over 33h.
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The Democratic nominee in an Iowa state House District race won his race on Tuesday evening, despite suspending his bid in September for health reasons, amid a historic election night Democrats have declared a “blue tsunami.” Eric Armstrong, a retired railroad executive, defeated GOP candidate…
Read at thehill.com →The blue wave on Election Day went beyond national races.
Read at newsnationnow.com →He quit the race, stopped campaigning and said he needed to focus on his health. But he won an Iowa state House district anyway.
Read at washingtontimes.com →Democrat Eric Armstrong defeated Republican Keith Jones in an Iowa House race by 9 points despite dropping out in September for health reasons.
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