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Jeanne Shaheen's

12 events whose reports mention this person, newest first.

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October 2026

  1. Crash in United States Killed: reports differ
  2. Arrests in Afghanistan about 200 arrested · 1 report

November 2026

  1. Senate election in United States: Democratic Party won Democratic Party wonRepublican Party: 139 seats · 1 reportDemocratic Party: 54 seats · 1 report
  2. House election in United States: Democratic Party won Democratic Party wonRepublican Party: 66 seats · 1 reportSeats: reports differDemocratic Party: 56% · 1 reportturnout 61% · 1 report
  3. Deaths in New Hampshire, United States Killed: reports differ
  4. Senate election in North Carolina, United States: Roy Cooper won Roy Cooper wonDemocratic Party won · 1 reportRoy Cooper: about 59% · 1 report
  5. Senate election in Georgia Democratic Party won · 1 report
  6. Senate election in Florida, United States: Ashley Moody won Ashley Moody wonAshley Moody: 50.8%
  7. Senate election in Minnesota, United States: Peggy Flanagan won Peggy Flanagan wonDemocratic Party wonPeggy Flanagan: 53.7% · 1 reportShare of the vote: reports differ
  8. Senate election in New Hampshire, United States: Chris Pappas won Chris Pappas wonChris Pappas: 56.2% · 1 report
  9. Crash in Keene State College, United States
  10. Protest in Macau, Macao

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