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Voters were sick of incumbents. Tuesday was only the third time in 50 years a party lost control of both chambers of Congress at once

Voters were sick of incumbents. Tuesday was only the third time in 50 years a party lost control of both chambers of Congress at once

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Republicans lost a six-term senator, a three-term governor and two appointed senators as voters named the cost of living a top issue.

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