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MARY PELTOLA'S

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30 October 2026 Accidents Crash in Detroit, United States Detroit, United States of America 2 November 2026 Government and courts Court ruling on voting in California, United States California, United States of America 2 November 2026 Elections Senate election in Iowa, United States: Josh Turek won Iowa, United States of America 3 November 2026 Elections Senate election in United States: Democratic Party won United States of America 3 November 2026 Elections House election in United States: Democratic Party won United States of America 3 November 2026 Elections Senate election in Georgia, United States: Jon Ossoff won Georgia, United States of America 3 November 2026 Elections Senate election in South Carolina, United States: Annie Andrews won South Carolina, United States of America 3 November 2026 Elections Senate election in Minnesota, United States: Peggy Flanagan won Minnesota, United States of America 4 November 2026 Elections Senate election in Kansas, United States: Adam Hamilton won Kansas, United States of America All articles16 events, by date
Donation in Alaska, United StatesCrash in United StatesCourt ruling in Alaska, United StatesCourt ruling on voting in California, United StatesNews in Washington, United StatesNews in IsraelSenate election in Alaska, United StatesCrash in Detroit, United StatesSenate election in Iowa, United States: Josh Turek wonSenate election in Georgia, United States: Jon Ossoff wonSenate election in Kansas, United States: Adam Hamilton wonSenate election in Minnesota, United States: Peggy Flanagan wonHouse election in United States: Democratic Party wonCourt ruling on voting in California, United StatesSenate election in United States: Democratic Party wonSenate election in South Carolina, United States: Annie Andrews won

All articles, by date

October 2026

  1. Court ruling on voting in California, United States
  2. Crash in Detroit, United States Killed: reports differ
  3. News in Israel

November 2026

  1. Crash in United States Killed: reports differ
  2. News in Washington, United States
  3. Court ruling in Alaska, United States
  4. Court ruling on voting in California, United States
  5. Senate election in Alaska, United States Democratic Party won · 1 reportDemocratic Party: 20 seats · 1 report
  6. Senate election in Iowa, United States: Josh Turek won Josh Turek wonDemocratic Party won · 1 reportJosh Turek: 51 seats · 1 reportJosh Turek: 50.6% · 1 report
  7. Senate election in United States: Democratic Party won Democratic Party wonRepublican Party: 139 seats · 1 reportDemocratic Party: 54 seats · 1 report
  8. 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
  9. Senate election in Georgia, United States: Jon Ossoff won Jon Ossoff wonDemocratic Party won · 1 report
  10. Senate election in South Carolina, United States: Annie Andrews won Annie Andrews wonDemocratic Party wonAnnie Andrews: 51% · 1 report
  11. Donation in Alaska, United States
  12. Senate election in Minnesota, United States: Peggy Flanagan won Peggy Flanagan wonDemocratic Party wonPeggy Flanagan: 53.7% · 1 reportShare of the vote: reports differ
  13. Senate election in Kansas, United States: Adam Hamilton won Adam Hamilton wonDemocratic Party wonAdam Hamilton: 52.1%

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