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2026-11-05 19:02
Pelosi-endorsed candidate loses House race to succeed her
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Pelosi-endorsed candidate loses House race to succeed her
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- The HillCenter
Democrat Scott Wiener is poised to win the California seat to succeed Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), after his opponent San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan conceded Wednesday evening in a statement according to local Fox affiliate KTVU.
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Trump endorsed 22 gubernatorial candidates and at least 11 lost, while 9 of the 24 Senate candidates he endorsed lost.
Read at newsnationnow.com → - The Washington TimesLean right
The candidate former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi endorsed to succeed her as San Francisco's representative in Congress lost her race to another Democrat.
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The Washington TimesLean right
Pelosi-endorsed candidate loses House race to succeed her
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Scott Wiener prevails in race to succeed retiring Pelosi
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A look at the Trump-endorsed candidates who suffered defeats
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Democrat Matt Little wins Minnesota House race to succeed Craig
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Gilbert wins election to succeed Florida's Wilson in House
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