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New York Times/Siena polls show that Democrats are leading in Maine and Pennsylvania, while the incumbent Republican has a strong lead in New Hampshire. The governor's race in Michigan is reported to be closer.
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New York Times/Siena polls show that Democrats are leading in Maine and Pennsylvania, while the incumbent Republican has a strong lead in New Hampshire. The governor's race in Michigan is reported to be closer.
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