Battleground Yemen has become a proxy battleground for Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Proxy battleground Tawang has history as a proxy battleground between great powers.
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Democrats are raising more money, and polling better, than Republican incumbents in battleground after battleground.
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"This is not over yet, and battleground states are called battleground states for a reason," he said.
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WEISS: LET'S TALK ABOUT BATTLEGROUND STOCK THAT'S TURNED OUT TO BE A BATTLEGROUND STOCK WHICH IS MICRON.
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The politically split Lehigh Valley is in many ways the crucial battleground district of a crucial battleground state.
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KEY BATTLEGROUND Britain is a key battleground for Huawei in its campaign to resist U.S. pressure in Europe.
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A CBS News Battleground Tracker poll issued Sunday, for example, found the pair tied at 42 percent across 13 battleground states.
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" Electronic Arts: "You know, the gaming stocks they are just a battleground and I don't want to be in a battleground, it's too hard.
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BATTLEGROUND BLITZ: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Clinton's campaign has purchased $80 million in television advertising across eight battleground states, according to reports Monday.
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Battleground state Speaking Thursday, Pinarayi Vijayan, chief minister of Kerala, blamed the BJP for politicizing the issue and turning the state into a battleground.
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Which is why last night, as battleground state after battleground state went red for Donald Trump, I wondered: Would we need to have a recount?
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WashingtonSince we last updated the CNN battleground map, Donald Trump has clearly improved his poll numbers both in some national polls and in some critical battleground states.
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"In the same way the kitchen was once a Cold War battleground, now it's a climate-change battleground, where our consumption choices are brought to bear," she said.
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It wasn't that the Clinton campaign didn't think visiting battleground states was important, it's just that it clearly didn't think Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan were battleground states at all.
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"In those states [that], last year, were not battleground districts but have become battleground districts, this could potentially make the difference between winning and losing for them," Packer Beeson said.
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Eleven of those campuses are in North Carolina, making them a key battleground-within-a-battleground state that Donald Trump must win to have a viable path to 270 electoral votes.
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The eyes of the country turned to Pennsylvania as it was one of the remaining battleground states, and a must-win for Hillary Clinton after Trump's victories in other battleground states.
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History has taught us that you can win the nomination while losing in Iowa and competing well in other early states, because the battleground, the true battleground, is in the Palmetto State.
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"The campaign believes this investment will dramatically expand the DNC's Battleground Build-Up 85033 efforts across battleground states, drawing in part from our own incredibly experienced and talented organizing staff," Bloomberg said.
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In order to flip the Senate, Democrats need to defend the six battleground states they already represent and take two of the three GOP-held seats in battleground states Arizona, Nevada and Tennessee.
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Florida, the biggest battleground state, would deliver 29 electoral votes.
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Florida, the biggest battleground state, would deliver 23 electoral votes.
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Stops included key battleground states, and a trip to Germany.
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The new media environment is a volatile and emotional battleground.
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Because it is so quintessentially American, it's the perfect battleground.
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In the battleground states, party affiliation doesn't matter as much.
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Go deeper: States are the new battleground for drug middlemen
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So of course it is a major battleground in 2016.
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This will be critical as the battleground state polls tighten.
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This battleground state is another for the Republicans to lose.
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In some battleground districts, fickle voters are out of luck.
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The Tar Heel State is a major presidential battleground state.
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It's the latest battleground between the administration and its critics.
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New Hampshire also is a vastly different battleground than Iowa.
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There's a new battleground in the browser wars: user privacy.
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Pence's trip will include stops in several Midwestern battleground states.
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" Under Armour: "Kevin Plank is involved in a battleground stock.
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Iowa is a key early battleground state in presidential contests.
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"This is going to be a deadly battleground," said Gordon.
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Voice assistants have become the next battleground for technology giants.
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There's a reason Wisconsin is often considered a "battleground" state.
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As a result, IPOs are a key battleground for exchanges.
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Yet at least in the battleground states, many favor Republicans.
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The overhyped Battleground Texas operation is on financial life support.
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The lone remaining Northeastern battleground is in Maine, where Gov.
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Kentucky is unlikely to be a battleground state in 2020.
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Outcomes from some of our battleground polls upend conventional wisdom.
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Polls have generally shown Trump trailing in key battleground states.
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Clinton's director of strategy and analytics in the battleground states.
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Florida's 2023 electoral votes make it the biggest battleground prize.
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Titled "Deplorables," the ad is running in four battleground states.
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The candidates will be focused on battleground states this week.
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"Our money is going into the battleground states," he said.
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Clinton with only a nominal edge in the battleground states.
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After all, states were the first battleground in curtailing smoking.
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This could be the key battleground in the coming months.
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It is set to be the most complex battleground yet.
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When states become battleground states, they tend to stay battlegrounds.
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Both sides will spend heavily in this presidential battleground state.
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The poll also finds a close race in another battleground.
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Colorado is a key battleground state in the presidential election.
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The battleground was quiet now, the tumult a mere memory.
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New Hampshire is emerging as a crucial battleground for Sens.
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Send him your restaurant recommendations (preferably in battleground states) here.
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These women's bodies were the obscene battleground of French domination.
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Those pending cases are a central battleground for borrowers' advocates.
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NEA has members in every congressional district, including battleground states.
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Democrats also saw two battleground members with relatively weak quarters.
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All three could be important battleground surrogates for her campaign.
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These voters are generally unrepresented in the House battleground districts.
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The holiday skating rink may seem an unlikely environmental battleground.
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ET, the battleground assessment came in, confirming no US casualties.
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Here are the expected battleground districts in Pennsylvania in November:
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The Teamsters have many members in key battleground Midwestern states.
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Nevada's 3rd District is another regular battleground, and with Rep.
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A key battleground, Arizona got a lot of political attention.
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"Texas is a battleground," he told the Monitor on Thursday.
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It puts Trump in the headlines of a battleground state.
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My message is that the key battleground is the imagination.
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As in the Cold War, the crucial battleground is in Europe.
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SARA EISEN: Why do you think it's such a battleground stock?
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Clinton has visited this battleground state a lot less than others.
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Of course, it's the battleground states and specific districts that count.
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Trump defeated Clinton by a narrow margin in both battleground states.
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The platform has been the battleground for many a rap battle.
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You feel like Egypt is going to be a new battleground.
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The list of battleground states looks broadly similar to previous elections.
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Go deeper: U.S. firms look to India as next media battleground
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He added that the next battleground would be Turkey's 2019 election.
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It is monitoring two other likely battleground states, Florida and Ohio.
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Arizona, at least for one election, has become a battleground state.
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In 12 battleground states, over 11.5 million votes have been cast.
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But Asian-American voters lean heavily Democratic in most battleground states.
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Chris Christie could help Trump in battleground states, and Alabama Sen.
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He trails by significant margins, nationally and in the battleground states.
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Trump is well behind Clinton, nationally and in the battleground states.
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Sunday morning also brought a new set of battleground state polls.
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It had targeted, identified and reached crucial voters in battleground states.
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Many Democrats facing re-election represent battleground or red states: Sens.
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Recent polls nationally and in battleground states have been favoring Clinton.
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Go deeper: States are the new battleground for drug price middlemen
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Trump has taken the key battleground states of Ohio and Florida.
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Just check out the new NBC/WSJ battleground polls released Friday.
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It also coincides with Trump's plummet in battleground state polls. Rep.
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Now, Scott and Kourtney have turned Cannes into a relationship battleground.
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He is also trailing his Democratic rival in several battleground states.
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This is the proving ground and battleground for thinkers and tinkerers.
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This is all just one slice of the overall midterm battleground.
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The new numbers have shifted the odds in several battleground states.
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But Southeast Asia has not yet become an e-commerce battleground.
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The scene blends a battleground and a field of desecrated crops.
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A quick assessment of the House battleground further supports the case.
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He coasted to reelection, winning every battleground state except for one.
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The numbers are small but not insignificant, particularly in battleground states.
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Also, sex can be such a battleground for men and women.
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The state will be a key battleground in the 2020 race.
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Of course, results in battleground states determine the Electoral College winner.
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The streets of Philadelphia are more than just an ideological battleground.
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I'd say we think there are more like 15 battleground states.
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That money she recently spent in battleground states was totally wasted.
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Polls in several battleground states have also showed the race tightening.
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Eight states, including battleground Ohio, already have non-partisan redistricting commissions.
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The company entered London, a key battleground for Uber, last year.
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He is also behind by varying degrees in most battleground states.
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D.C. never will be a swing state or a battleground state.
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She drastically outraised and outspent Trump in all key battleground states.
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Virginia will be a battleground state in the upcoming presidential election.
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And the Sanders campaign sees similar openings in other battleground states.
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Go deeper: Youth voter registration spiked in battleground states after Parkland.
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Have said backyards become the battleground in the war of domesticity?
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"Arizona is now going to be a battleground state," she said.
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And this is, of course, why the past is a battleground.
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A quick assessment of the House battleground paints the same picture.
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Pennsylvania looms as a major battleground in next year's presidential election.
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The scenes resembled a sweeping tableau of an old-fashioned battleground.
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But Clinton's advantage extends beyond the known universe of battleground states.
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Although no longer a battleground, Benghazi is hardly free of violence.
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And it's sure to be a key battleground state in 2020.
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His operation is aimed at defeating Trump in key battleground states.
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The Senate battleground in 2018 overwhelmingly favors Republicans to begin with.
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This is not about making battleground states and their voters irrelevant.
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Investors may have reason to be cautious on the battleground stock.
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Other battleground Democrats to keep an eye on include former Sen.
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Only New Hampshire is a battleground (unlike, say, Vermont next door).
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CES is always a battleground between TV standards: Blu-Ray vs.
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"Texas is the biggest battleground state in the country," he said.
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Fears of Iraq once again turning into a battleground are widespread.
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The Super Bowl has become a major advertising battleground for carmakers.
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He recounted the battleground states he won in last year's election.
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The recession, if it comes, may start in the battleground states.
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This could be a big story in the Midwest battleground states.
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They're closer to 20% of voters in non-battleground states nationwide.
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The camera has quickly become the battleground in high-end smartphones.
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Polls have tightened in multiple battleground states, including Pennsylvania and Michigan.
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That could easily make the difference in a close battleground race.
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Nevada, another crucial battleground, is proving to be a similar story.
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Europe has become a key battleground in the debate over Huawei.
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Her blog, Betty's Battleground, focuses on living and parenting with PTSD.
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To finish up, where do you think the next battleground is?
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But new CNN/ORC battleground state polls show Clinton and Trump neck and neck in the battleground state of North Carolina, while Trump holds a a 5-point lead in the traditionally red state of Arizona.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) did.
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But in the battleground states likeliest to decide the presidency, nonvoters aren't overwhelmingly favorable to Democrats, according to an analysis of 623 registered voters who live in battleground states and stayed home in both 2016 and 2018.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) last year.
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Overall, Clinton leads Trump in the battleground states of Iowa and Pennsylvania.
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The best looking one that we've found is Oneiric Entertainment's Virtual Battleground.
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Polls showed him leading in some battleground states, drawing closer in others.
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Life for residents worsened when FATA became a battleground after 9/11.
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Both campaigns circled the New York primary as the next big battleground.
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Rival Joe Biden was leading President Donald Trump in key battleground states.
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It's clear that the next Big Tech battleground is now your ears.
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It's a welcome sneak preview of the battleground featured in the Dec.
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India has become the latest battleground for American giants Amazon and Walmart.
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Weaknesses: Hailing from red Oklahoma, Fallin doesn't help expand the battleground map.
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You can, for instance, place a bunch of spikes on the battleground.
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What to watch: Geography literally laid the battleground for the 2018 midterms.
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What happens in those areas tonight will lay the 2020 battleground, too.
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Read more in Jihad's next battleground, a report from Niger and Nigeria
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But the partisan pattern is not the same in every battleground state.
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NBC's final battleground map had New Hampshire in the "toss-up" section.
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My online world became a battleground filled with trolls, lies, hate speech.
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Though polls have tightened, he trails nationally and in crucial battleground states.
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The campaign also began airing its first TV ads in battleground states.
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However, Kander doesn't have the same advantage Democrats in battleground states do.
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But none of that is breaking through in this key battleground state.
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That leaves 111 electoral votes up for grabs across eight battleground states.
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The ad will air on both national cable and in battleground states.
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In several battleground states, and nationally overall, the race has tightened considerably.
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Florida, with its 29 electoral votes at stake, was a key battleground.
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That leaves 111 electoral votes up for grabs across 8 battleground states.
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The country has become a proxy battleground between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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In fact, this could be the next smart-car battleground, Gillett said.
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They've also become yet another battleground in the country's larger culture wars.
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In essence, Yelp became a battleground—and not for the first time.
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It was a battleground in 2016: Clinton won it narrowly over Sanders.
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What's your general sense of where you are in the battleground states?
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Wall Street is girding for its role as the White House battleground.
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"That means she's run the table on" the top-tier battleground states.
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Instead, it terrorized African Americans, and turned the city into a battleground.
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EST: Polls close in the battleground states of North Carolina and Ohio.
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Q. Financial reform has been a key battleground under President Xi Jinping.
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But the story in the battleground states of 21 is quite different.
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As happened in 2016, public polls underestimated Trump's influence in battleground states.
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The confirmation of judges was not always the battleground we see today.
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In the battleground of American politics, public schools are a regular flashpoint.
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Wisconsin will likely be a key battleground state for any Democratic nominee.
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The move makes the humble boarding pass the latest battleground for airlines.
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She is also leading in numerous preference polls of crucial battleground states.
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Read the full New York Times report on the battleground polls here.
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Some Republicans said the suburban battleground actually helps their party come November.
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The NextGen poll only measured the opinions of millennials in battleground states.
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But so far, this pattern has played out in the battleground states.
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Florida may already be the most important battleground of the 2018 midterms.
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At least in these battleground districts, Republicans have reason to be nervous.
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The big battleground is the central and southeastern part of the state.
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Colorado Colorado has long been considered among the nation's perennial battleground states.
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Simply put, few of the typical battleground states have large Latino populations.
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For years now, Tesla has a been a battleground for short-sellers.
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Another recount will begin Friday in the neighboring battleground state of Michigan.
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In 2016, 10 of the 14 highest-turnout states were battleground states.
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Steven Horsford, who holds a battleground district in the Las Vegas area.
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He also visited the general election battleground state of Wisconsin last week.
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We also took a look at how Texas is nearing battleground status.
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Multicolored, sparkly ice cream is an unlikely battleground in U.S. grocery stores.
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The largest presidential battleground state looked to be slipping away from Democrats.
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Take a look at the key battleground states like Michigan, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin.
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Mr. Collins's indictment immediately thrust his seat onto the national battleground map.
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Those field operations enjoy millions of dollars of financing in battleground states.
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As the coronavirus ravaged mainland China, WeChat has become an information battleground.
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"Georgia is a battleground state because of the industry," she told me.
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And India remains a battleground for Amazon in terms of market share.
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Cresent Hardy (R-Nev.) after the battleground state went to Hillary Clinton.
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That warrants a cautious approach until the campaigns' battleground strategies become clearer.
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But places of worship have become another battleground in the culture wars.
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The internet and any of its many platforms is the new battleground.
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Which Senate Democratic candidates in battleground states are in good financial health?
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Here on Sunday night in the battleground state of New Hampshire, Mrs.
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The letter, she said, cost her close races in several battleground states.
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Wisconsin has become a battleground state ahead of the 2020 presidential election.
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Dave Reichert's district south and east of Seattle is a major battleground.
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Jacky Rosen running for the Senate instead, it represents another potential battleground.
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The poll also found the race is close across several battleground states.
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Central Asia can also become a beneficial battleground between Russia and China.
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By 28500, we're probably talking about it as a traditional battleground state.
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Arizona, in particular, has emerged as an electoral battleground in recent years.
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But then Paris has always been a battleground of past and present.
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Arizona, at least since Trump took office, has become a battleground state.
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He's generally quite unpopular in the most important electoral battleground states too.
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But there the Republican National Committee chairwoman was Wednesday night, in a battleground state she believes is trending red — and people couldn't stop talking about Tuesday night's disaster in Virginia, a battleground state she believes is trending blue.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) by about 22019,000 votes.
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Polls for critical battleground states, including Florida and Pennsylvania close at 7 p.m.
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The disparity could hurt Democrats in Ohio, a vital battleground in the Nov.
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It has become a battleground for entrenched oil and corn interests in Washington.
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That sets up an intriguing new battleground for China's two top tech firms.
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Apple has been a battleground stock, where bulls hope to make a stand.
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Thursday's dinner coincides with a Republican debate in the battleground state of Florida.
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I think we are going to see a big battleground in this area.
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Lindsey Graham, Mitt Romney, and Jeb Bush to raise money in battleground states.
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But in many battleground states, making voting more accessible is a partisan fight.
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AS BATTLEGROUND states go, Virginia appears to be relatively unworrying for Hillary Clinton.
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India is an incredibly fierce battleground right now for hardware and software companies.
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New Hampshire is among the top battleground states of the 2016 general election.
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Here's the CNN Political Unit's first look at the battleground map of 2016.
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Overall then, the battleground that will determine control of the Senate is small.
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October's street protests have relocated online and turned platforms like Twitter into battleground.
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The RealClearPolitics polling averages put him slightly ahead both of those battleground states.
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"There's no evidence that this state is a battleground state," he said Thursday.
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The body remains the battleground, but sex has been removed from the equation.
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A planned economic zone near the town of Maungdaw is now a battleground.
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"These kids are growing up in a battleground area," Aguilar said of Salinas.
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Florida is another battleground state where the Senate GOP candidate is outperforming Trump.
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But there's one supposed battleground state where Trump most likely won't win: Virginia.
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"It was completely stalled," said one Trump staffer in a key battleground state.
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Presidential contests, though, can be won and lost in the Midwest battleground states.
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Now Trump trails Clinton in the polls, both nationally and in battleground states.
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Compared with 2012, turnout more than doubled in battleground states Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Ohio Almost 680,000 people have already voted in the battleground state of Ohio.
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The state was listed as "leaning Democrat" in NBC News' final battleground map.
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Clinton and Donald Trump both campaign in the battleground state of Florida today.
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It is not the same as the battleground for the previous ten years.
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As 2016 emphatically demonstrated, elections are also a major battleground for information warfare.
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Ohio is one of the few battleground states where Trump is narrowly leading.
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It turns a person's body into a PR battleground, which it is not.
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But the Clinton campaign is sending signals that it's abandoning the battleground state.
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Florida is going to be an important battleground state in 2018 and 2020.
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And with travel pic hashtagging, travel's becoming a sort of social media battleground.
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India is a big battleground for Uber as it continues to expand internationally.
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Here we examine the Latino vote in the critical battleground state of Florida.
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What else might they be missing today in Pennsylvania and other battleground states?
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Nine of the 13 states where voter turnout was highest were battleground states.
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This analysis of the electoral battleground is, dare I say, a metropolitan view.
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That's easily the RNC's largest percentage increase of staff in any battleground state.
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North Carolina may be the most evenly divided presidential battleground in the country.
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The latest CBS News Battleground Tracker Poll published Sunday found that Montana Sen.
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Clinton has been surging in recent polls both nationally and in battleground states.
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His support is especially low among college-educated suburban voters in battleground states.
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Meanwhile, in a more traditional battleground state, The Associated Press reports that Sen.
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Women -- including a handful of first-time candidates -- swept battleground states and districts.
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That surge in Democratic enthusiasm has translated into gains in the battleground states.
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Mr. Trump's schedule this week will take him to battleground states like Ohio.
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So, yes, most of the battleground states are out of reach for Trump.
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Nor does it ring true in other battleground states where Trump is behind.
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Our nation's courts are a key battleground in our fight for reproductive freedom.
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The Clinton campaign has started a traditional offensive of ads in battleground states.
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Trump has 39 percent support in a new CBS News "Battleground Tracker" poll.
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The new CBS News "Battleground Tracker" poll shows a slim lead for Sanders.
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They have been trained in battleground strategies, explosives, surveillance techniques and counter surveillance.
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A religious freedom battleground Kristy and Dana Dumont are ready to be parents.
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Some states, including important battleground ones like Iowa, start voting later next month.
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Both Nevada and North Carolina are expected to be battleground states in 2020.
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McConnell's quandary can be seen clearly in the nature of the battleground states.
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These big demographic divides have added confusion to the polls in battleground states.
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John Culberson, whose Houston-area seat is a major November battleground, Texas Rep.
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Seven percent favor another candidate or remain undecided in the crucial battleground state.
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He beats Warren in those battleground states, and runs close to Joe Biden.
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Clinton fared worse than polls suggested were concentrated in a few battleground states.
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Polls in the battleground state were set to close at 7:30 p.m.
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But the music only counts in the battleground states of the Electoral College.
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Take Pennsylvania, the crucial battleground state Trump won by less than 1 percent.
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As these hopes did not materialize, digital broadband has become the major battleground.
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Florida is the biggest battleground state, with a Hispanic population over 16 percent.
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Clinton's campaign has an advertising buy in battleground states that exceeds $20 million.
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Of course, a merger also might open up a new legal battleground: antitrust.
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India, it's worth noting, is becoming the new battleground for these smartphone vendors.
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The rights of trans people to simply exist are still, shamefully, a battleground.
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At the high-end, many come with premium video services (the latest battleground).
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Tennessee's Senate race is quickly becoming a battleground that outside groups are prioritizing.
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The sleeper race is turning into an unexpected 11th hour battleground with Sen.
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In that new fight, culture is a battleground — and music is a weapon.
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Ms. Sarsour said organizers focused this year's march on Nevada, a battleground state.
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But even after, we were the battleground and they couldn't pick off anybody.
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I kept doing polling around racial aversion in battleground states throughout Obama's presidency.
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First is battleground state polling data from the late stages of the campaign.
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The teachers' protest movement, which calls itself #RedforEd, has transformed the political battleground.
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This is the state's so-called Interstate 4 corridor, an often decisive battleground.
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The following year, the Soviet Army invaded Afghanistan, and Helmand became a battleground.
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The other district that will be a November battleground is Ms. Wild's race.
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Sanders consistently beats Trump in general election match-up polls in battleground states.
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The forest, which had been a place of refuge, was becoming a battleground.
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New Mexico — This state will likely prove to be the first 2020 battleground.
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This includes in battleground states like Michigan, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Iowa among others.
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Plenty of unethusiastic voters will cast ballots, and the battleground states are close.
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CBS News interviewed 4,211 registered voters in Nevada, Utah and 12 battleground states.
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"Clinton's battleground advantage is formidable," said UVA Center for Politics analyst Geoffrey Skelley.
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It would require winning eight of the 225 battleground races considered most competitive.
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Young voters in battleground states will be a key target for 2020 candidates.
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He won the presidency by the slimmest of margins in three battleground states.
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Hillary Clinton's lead in battleground-state polling suggests her TV advertising is working.
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Trump and Clinton are both campaigning in the key battleground state this week.
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During the 2018 midterms, Sanders stumped for Democratic candidates across nine battleground states.
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Here are six key battleground seats which could decide the UK general election.
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But the battleground defeat of the Islamic State is almost the easy part.
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But it did not do nearly enough good in the decisive battleground states.
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In Senate battleground states, the top GOP prospects -- most recently former Minnesota Gov.
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The network on Thursday moved both states from "lean Democratic" to "battleground" status.
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Of course, the impeachment fight could cut both ways in the battleground state.
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In "Between Riverside and Crazy," the contested battleground was a rent-controlled apartment.
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North Carolina could serve as a battleground state in the 2020 general election.
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Further, polls of voters in battleground states revealed that impeachment is unpopular there.
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" The Spanish-language daily, El Diario, more startlingly heralded, "El Paso, National Battleground.
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Among the battleground states, she lost Florida, North Carolina, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania.
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Many of the top Democrats lead Trump in opinion polls in battleground states.
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The Irish border became both an actual and symbolic battleground during the Troubles.
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" Dems' battleground map looking more in their favor - Politico: "The Senate battleground map has shrunk dramatically in recent weeks — a net plus for Democrats but not enough to change their status as heavy underdogs to win the chamber in November.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) and his emphatic arm gestures.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) and Lindsay Graham (R-S.
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It will be won not in reports on the attorney general's desk but on the turf of battleground counties in battleground states; it will be won in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, Florida, Arizona and other states that will tip the electoral college.
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The DNC funding, the first installation in the party's 2020 battleground spending, will allow the party to add new field offices and organizers in the battleground states, and expand its on-the-ground data operations, according to multiple committee officials.
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Currently, that is unlikely, but if conflict escalates TSMC could become the next battleground.
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And that's why the Supreme Court is increasingly a substitute political battleground in America.
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India has turned into an intense battleground for video streaming services in recent years.
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Meanwhile, its mobile version of PlayersUnknown Battleground is making headway globally as revenue surges.
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Clinton had led in polls nationally and in key battleground states throughout the campaign.
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Chinese demand for new airplanes is proving a key battleground for passenger plane makers.
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This summer, the semiconductor sector could be the battleground for the bulls and bears.
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Battleground stocks Chipotle and Twitter are under pressure today after posting disappointing quarterly earnings.
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"These six states ... deserve the name battleground," said Siena College polling director Don Levy.
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It fuels a cultural competitiveness in China that turns ancient history into a battleground.
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Iowa: This political battleground is known most for ethanol when it comes to energy.
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The new tariffs could help alleviate pressure on some manufacturers in key battleground states.
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"The current battleground should not be whether companies collect data on us,"he says.
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It will run in several battleground states, including Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
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We don't know if his attacks on Hillary will resonate in the battleground states.
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For the next four years, Latvia was a battleground for Soviet and German forces.
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A more valuable battleground is emerging: elections for the territory's district councils in November.
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Trump's rough patch has contributed to a dip in support in some battleground states.
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Both of the presidential candidates will be in the battleground state of North Carolina.
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Menthol is a longtime battleground between the tobacco industry and the public health community.
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It would also be a battleground within the party and likely his own administration.
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But in the battleground state of Georgia, Trump leads Clinton by 3.3 percentage points.
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David Valadao, Steve Knight, Jeff Denham and Darrell Issa -- all represent potential battleground districts.
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In 12 battleground states in this year's election, 12,20123,929 ballots have already been cast.
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A long-overlooked country of 20m people is now seen as a vital battleground.
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Clinton has a significant advantage in recent polls both nationally and across battleground states.
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Latin America is the new battleground in the greatest geopolitical conflict of our time.
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Clearing has emerged as a battleground since Britain's vote to exit the European Union.
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And it doesn't look much better for him in some several key battleground states.
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A major battleground will be the extent of FPÖ influence on Austrian foreign policy.
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KwaZulu-Natal is a key battleground ahead of the party's leadership conference in December.
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Surveys out of battleground Florida, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania and Michigan -- all released on Aug.
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That leaves 87 electoral votes currently up for grabs in the remaining battleground states.
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Bernie Sanders, in an effort to boost voter turnout in a critical battleground state.
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Get-out-the-vote efforts have been intense in the battleground state of Pennsylvania.
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Most news organizations focus on national races or a handful of "battleground" Senate contests.
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Ohio is a battleground state that both candidates have increasingly worked harder to win.
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Census numbers show Ohio has more voters like him than any other battleground state.
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He could help carry Ohio, which is a battleground where she will need help.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are already ramping up for primary debates and swarming early battleground states.
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In some crucial battleground states, early voting was much higher than the national average.
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Pence introduced Trump during two events on Wednesday in the battleground state of Ohio.
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The White House has yet to comment on the Russia-linked battleground-targeting ads.
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"The current battleground should not be whether companies collect data on us," he says.
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Battleground state Pennsylvania, meanwhile, has been in touch with DHS officials about possible protections.
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The money will go toward TV advertising in key battleground states, the Journal reported.
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Missouri's changes might be starting to occur in that battleground of all battlegrounds — Ohio.
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Both candidates spent Friday in battleground states, where the vote could swing either way.
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A new poll shows the presidential race tightening in the battleground state of Florida.
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Those numbers, McDonald said, could indicate Democratic weakness in southwestern Wisconsin, another battleground state.
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Rob Portman, a vulnerable Republican up for reelection from the battleground state of Ohio.
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Asia is emerging as the battleground for wealth managers as Western markets slow down.
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Michigan is one of the key Rust Belt battleground states that secured Trump's win.
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And there was one last battleground for me to do it: The Car Park.
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Their next battleground is Richmond, Virginia, said Earnest, the spokesman for the Virginia division.
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It's a battleground state that was carried by President Obama in 2008 and 2012.
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Hordes of Angry Dudes, Twitter has become as much of a battleground as ever.
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Earlier as Bellamy was leaving the battleground, he got dragged off and knocked out.
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In battleground states, turnout hit 65 percent, 5 points higher than in nonbattleground states.
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And the campaign will begin polling in traditional battleground states like Ohio and Florida.
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Kaine urged the audience to remember the importance of battleground Florida on Election Day.
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A year from the presidential election, the race is tight in the battleground states.
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Roskam joins lobbying firm MORE (R-Fla.) in a key battleground district (The Hill).
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Colorado and Ohio, it should be noted, are battleground states in the 2016 election.
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Arizona, though, has become a battleground state with Hispanic voter participation on the rise.
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Now, they're replicating part of that strategy in the next big battleground, Texas. Reps.
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He said the block follows concern over Tencent's ability to monetize "PlayerUnknown Battleground" (PUBG).
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Quickly, the third-place primary finisher Brooks' district in northern Alabama became a battleground.
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"He has appeal across the board in all the battleground states," Jennifer Palmieri, Mrs.
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Or should she ignore them and invest the same money in traditional battleground states?
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The RNC is increasing its battleground state presence from 2628 paid staffers to 28500.
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Most notably, Indonesia at the time of its crisis was a Cold War battleground.
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The battleground state polling — even the high-quality polls — also shows a tighter race.
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In this climate, the news media has become a personal battleground for Mr. Netanyahu.
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Mr. Kaine, above, is a popular politician, and his state is a November battleground.
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The Catholic Church views Chiapas as a battleground against Protestant denominations converting Catholic parishioners.
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Now, with Mueller's recent court filings, the battleground ahead is coming into sharper focus.
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She has led in every significant battleground state poll conducted in the debate's aftermath.
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Feehery emphasized that the election is going to come down to those battleground states.
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Fifth, deep and seemingly unbridgeable divisions among Democrats help Trump — especially in battleground states.
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The Westside was also the first battleground for another tech transportation disruption: Bird scooters.
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That's in keeping with the suburbs as the central battleground between the two parties.
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In addition, voters set the stage for several battleground congressional races throughout the country.
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Clinton holds a three-point lead nationally, and slim leads in most battleground states.
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College tuition payments have been a major battleground for years in the immigration debate.
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Bathrooms have become a big battleground for trans rights in the past few years.
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And CNN correspondents will be dispersed across the country, reporting from key battleground states.
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Homeless shelters have become the latest battleground in the national debate over transgender rights.
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Republican Senate candidates in some battleground states command support that Mr. Trump does not.
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Department stores aren't the only battleground between brick and mortar stores and e-commerce.
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Arizona is already a key battleground in the war for control of the Senate.
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It has become a strategic one, and a battleground in a great power competition.
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The president's popularity has been rising overall but especially in these critical battleground states.
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This district was not, to put it mildly, on anybody's list of battleground races.
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Related: As coal fades in the U.S., natural gas has become the next battleground.
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And critically, Trump did worse than GOP Senate candidates in the key battleground states.
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Wisconsin is an important battleground in 2018, after Trump's unexpected victory there in 2016.
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Gender and sexuality are a battleground in the dismantlement of old ways of thinking.
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As a result, we have to consider these three as battleground states in 2020.
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Ukraine has become a low-level battleground, with ground skirmishes and a daily cyberconflict.
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It was almost perfectly distributed across the battleground states to maximize the electoral consequences.
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" A famous pro-choice poster from the 1980s proclaimed, "Your body is a battleground.
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The hirings come as the campaign moves more resources into delegate-rich battleground states.
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And now it's seemingly a battleground for a different kind of war: Climate change.
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Since they tend to vote Democratic, they may turn Florida from battleground to blue.
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Unlike the Cold War, this one has no Iron Curtain and no ideological battleground.
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Afghanistan, site of America's longest war, will remain a battleground for the foreseeable future.
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Because if the living room doesn't become a battleground, it's not really white elephant.
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These were nothing if not appeals to Latinos in the battleground state of Florida.
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Washington's options on Syria, a new Cold War battleground and trouble for Northern Ireland.
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"We're still losing a little share ... it continues to be a battleground," he said.
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Abby Finkenauer, whose Iowa district is a battleground in the nation's first caucus state.
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Activists accomplished what was unthinkable in 2010: Arizona is a battleground state in 2020.
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The development of 5G technology is an important battleground for tech and telecoms firms.
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It was a major battleground during the war that killed half a million soldiers.
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Perhaps most significantly: Women swept battleground states and districts on election night in November.
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He was also battleground states director for then-2016 presidential candidate Donald Trump's campaign.
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It's shaping up to be a key battleground in the 63 US election cycle.
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The OPCW has emerged as a chief battleground for the diplomatic clash over Syria.
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Trump's campaign and supportive outside groups are spending $15.8 million in 12 battleground states.
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Business Insider spoke to candidates and voters in the key election battleground of Cumbria.
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And the biggest battleground by many miles is the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
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The trickle of battleground Democrats who came out in favor of impeachment, including Rep.
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Win Florida's 29 electoral votes Florida is the biggest of the classic battleground states.
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" But he was also aware that, as he put it, "history is a battleground.
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The event is Trump's second of the day in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state.
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These conversations matter to Latinos in battleground states like Florida, Arizona, Texas and Colorado.
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It's the Electoral College's most straightforward bias: The battleground states count the most. Mrs.
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Trump made an appearance in the vital battleground of Ohio, hammering Clinton as corrupt.
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Bloomberg fears liberals such as Warren and Sanders will alienate voters in battleground states.
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Even so, the wall still isn't popular in Michigan or Pennsylvania, important battleground states.
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That message can play today in Rust Belt battleground states like Michigan and Ohio.
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That translates to a lot of ballots in battleground states, according to Vox's analysis.
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Florida, another battleground state, has also seen a surge in Latinos casting early ballots.
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Vital battleground states such as Arizona, Wisconsin, Michigan and Florida highlight this month's primaries.
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YouTube, since its inception, has been a battleground for the concept of fair use.
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Maine's second congressional district has moved from "solid Democrat" to "battleground" and Nebraska's second congressional district has moved from "solid Republican" to "battleground," providing an opportunity for a candidate to pick up a single electoral vote in what otherwise might be hostile territory.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE (R-Texas) said Monday it was "reprehensible" that Rep.
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Shahid also noted that multiple representatives-elect who carried battleground districts endorsed Medicare for all.
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Trump is likely to receive a warm welcome from Republican leaders in the battleground state.
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Yet sports, particularly at the high school level, remain a controversial battleground for trans issues.
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One Twitter user joked: "Disrespecting the Minions could hurt Trump in key 2020 battleground states."
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In key battleground states, President Trump is repeatedly shown to defeat every single Democratic candidate.
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The polls have shifted in her favour since then, notably in the crucial battleground states.
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Tesla has always been a battleground stock as one of the most loved and hated.
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Clinton, showcasing that change of focus, will visit battleground states Ohio and Pennsylvania next week.
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Consider Ohio and Pennsylvania -- the first- and second-most competitive battleground states in 2008, respectively.
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The battleground has often been gay marriage, which is now recognised in nearly 30 countries.
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WhatsApp was quickly demonstrating that it could compete with Facebook on its most important battleground.
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That proved Trump and Ryan can be winners simultaneously, even in the same battleground state.
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That's a much bigger total of battleground states than almost any election in recent memory.
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In the fight to contain a radical president's powers, classrooms will be an early battleground.
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John McCain's 2008 running mate visited the battleground states of North Carolina, Ohio and Michigan.
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It has one big advantage: It owns the battleground and sets the rules of engagement.
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Clinton could win a battleground as small as New Hampshire to push her over 270.
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"There's not a battleground state that he's not effective in," one senior Clinton adviser said.
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Deepening familiar party divisions, an outsized number of battleground House and Senate races on Nov.
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Around this election we went and recorded four channels from each of 5013 battleground areas.
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But the more populous New York could now become a key battleground over net neutrality.
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Here's what Trump's map looks like: And here's the latest battleground map from NBC News.
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"Every subscription industry, once it matures pricing and packaging becomes the primary battleground," said Tzuo.
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Coming into Monday night's debate, national polls were essentially tied and battleground states were tightening.
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The poll found Clinton leading Trump among likely voters in the crucial battleground, 46%-41%.
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He's also trailing in key battleground states -- including Virginia, Pennsylvania, Colorado, North Carolina and Florida.
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But Clinton's strong performance here in polls has relegated Colorado to second-tier battleground status.
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Take a look at Wisconsin, a reddening state that should be a battleground in 2018.
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Trump widened his lead after taking the key battleground state and its 22012 electoral votes.
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In this key battleground state, both campaigns are reaching out to some very unlikely voters.
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In that span, polls have indicated Clinton with a decisive edge in many battleground states.
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Why it matters: Universal basic income has emerged as a major battleground in Indian politics.
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"World is and has always been a spiritual battleground, not a playground," Hudok added.[WBOY]
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The AFL-CIO's battleground blitz will include 35 events across 13 cities over the weekend.
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By comparison, Clinton has spent $54 million on ads in battleground states since mid-May.
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Meanwhile, Pennsylvania, a battleground state, has been in touch with DHS officials about possible protections.
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Many polls, both nationally and in battleground states, have shown Clinton leading her Republican rival.
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Overnight, data firm VoteCastr favored the Democrat candidate in a number of key battleground states.
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Trump has been closing in on Clinton's lead both nationally and in several battleground states.
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The Underworld battleground has heated up, and there's a surprising new hero in the frontlines.
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Corn-rich Iowa is the nation's top biofuels producer, and also a pivotal political battleground.
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Spicer countered that Trump had a "massive" win due to his success in battleground states.
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There is a world of battleground opportunities, which, funnily enough, has made us more efficient.
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Clinton has been pulling ahead in most battleground states amid a disastrous month for Trump.
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EST: Polls close in the first battleground states: Virginia, New Hampshire and most of Florida.
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In the war of memory, the commemoration and consecration of the dead is one battleground.
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He didn't parse words in explaining why he won certain battleground states that Hillary lost.
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Now we can add a new battleground to the tangled relationship between the two companies.
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The former secretary of State's edge now hovers around 4 points in the battleground state.
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Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate, later accepted Trump's offer, even offering a potential battleground site.
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Legislative seats are on the ballots in New Jersey and in 2020 battleground state Virginia.
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They believe the businessman is toxic for Republicans fighting to hold seats in battleground states.
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With political recognition at a dead end, sports became a battleground for Kosovo's international legitimacy.
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The split out April 1 (no foolin') via Battleground Records, and preorders are now available.
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The result, and the state's growing Latino population, solidified Arizona as a battleground moving forward.
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Polling since that contest shows Clinton getting a modest bump nationally and in battleground states.
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Democrats are relying on Hispanic voters to carry battleground states like Florida, Nevada and Colorado.
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Re-enter the diplomatic fray: American officials should compete fiercely in the battleground of ideas.
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The behind-the-scenes jockeying to clear contested midterm primary fields is one contentious battleground.
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But "Wildness Action", a battleground game developed by China's NetEase, may have found a solution.
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That result differs from the findings of other recent surveys nationally and in battleground states.
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They are fighting for every vote, in every battleground state, and then some including Arizona.
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New Jersey has become a top battleground in the fight for control of the House.
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It supported a number of strong black candidates in battleground states during the midterm election.
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He is trailing nationally by 2628 to 28503 points and in most key battleground states.
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Florida is a battleground in the Democratic primary, with 214 pledged delegates up for grabs.
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Clinton desperately needs to win over in battleground states like Florida, Colorado and North Carolina.
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CNN caught the couple waiting in line to vote in Pennsylvania, a crucial battleground state.
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The situation in the Senate is different, given a battleground that is advantageous to Republicans.
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The lawsuit has since evolved into a battleground over Clinton's use of the private server.
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AR has become a big battleground for the technology giants, in particular Apple and Google.
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He'll be in Ohio today, a battleground state where his campaign is struggling, while Mrs.
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There's genuine uncertainty about the composition of the electorate in many battleground states, and nationally.
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Both sides will pour money into the battleground state and the race between incumbent Sen.
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Thus the effective battleground is for a sliver of white voters: independents and winnable evangelicals.
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Toni The Clinton camp now seems to be treating Pennsylvania as a top-flight battleground.
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More woman are casting early ballots in critical battleground states, according to a new report.
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Tete has recently become a battleground between government forces and rebels from the Renamo movement.
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His campaign continues to test the traditional wisdom for winning in close-fought battleground states.
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Put simply, Republicans could be at a distinct disadvantage in a number of battleground districts.
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There were far fewer missing white voters in the battleground states than there were nationally.
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One state that is historically a battleground was notably missing from the initial list: Florida.
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With Donald Trump's nomination, I decided that we should not do that in battleground states.
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And New Hampshire is moving from lean Democratic to a pure battleground/toss-up state.
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Worse for Trump, his path through the battleground states has been narrowing by the day.
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A George Washington University Battleground poll taken earlier this month showed Clinton struggling with millennials.
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But like other attempts to expand voting access, they've often become yet another partisan battleground.
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Go deeper: Our Axios/SurveyMonkey poll shows where each candidate stands in 13 battleground races.
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The state's setting as a battleground for two House seats, retiring Senate Minority Leader Sen.
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Charlottesville -- actually, the entire United States -- is just one battleground in a far larger war.
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Democrats — particularly the independents and women who are considered crucial voters in battleground suburban counties.
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The battleground is broader than expected, and includes a fair share of pro-Trump districts.
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The problem is that only about 20203 percent of Americans live in a battleground state.
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In 2016, he won the state — a crucial general-election battleground — by 143 percentage points.
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That's how it seems to be playing out in our polls of top battleground districts.
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But last week, all Bloomberg offices save for those in six battleground states were closed.
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They describe society as a battleground with one group here and the other group there.
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But as the national political pendulum swings, so does the country's largest presidential battleground state.
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Mr. Hurd's majority-Hispanic district has been a hard-fought battleground for Democrats and Republicans.
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But white voters without a degree are overrepresented in the most important Midwestern battleground states.
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"His mental state is going to be the battleground in the case," Mr. Smith said.
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National data might not be entirely representative of relatively white battleground states and districts, either.
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A Monmouth poll released Monday backed up the notion of Arizona as a budding battleground.
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First, the battleground is ginormous, and there's still a lot of uncertainty with close races.
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The pivotal battleground state of South Carolina offers a dark glimpse into our climate crisis.
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If you're looking at Democrats' expanding number of battleground House districts, the future seems bright.
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The general election battleground states of Michigan and Florida have nine and 17 offices, respectively.
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Martha McSally and Cory Gardner both face tough reelection races in 2020 in battleground states.
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The sprawling campaign: As in the 2016 U.S. election, social media has become a battleground.
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Crowded public places have become the battleground for combatting the transmission of the Wuhan coronavirus.
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Biden is running TV ads in Iowa showing him beating Trump in battleground-state polls.
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Sleep is the next battleground on which the war for wearable health will be waged.
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Polls frequently show him leading other Democratic candidates in battleground-state matchups against President Trump.
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In the meantime, battleground states are heating up, and the political test tubes are boiling.
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But efforts continue in three battleground states to take another look at the election results.
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Trump has been gaining ground in the polls both nationally and in several battleground states.
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There will also be an English-language version of the ad in key battleground districts.
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Go deeper: Data is the new antitrust battleground Google fires 4 as internal tensions mount
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The MOE is 3.7% for Senate battleground results and 3.9% for the swing congressional districts.
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Of the 69 battleground seats that the Post polled, 63 are currently held by Republicans.
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Republicans aren't deploying Trump, whose national approval ratings are poor, to blue or battleground states.
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This makes it a key battleground for the progressive vote between the Liberals and NDP.
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It now seems clear that legitimacy will be a primary battleground of the 21 election.
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Attention is like television airtime in a battleground state: There's a finite amount of it.
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Perhaps a better way to put it is that Afghanistan is the battleground of empires.
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Even the legacy of Poland's favorite son, Pope John Paul II, has become a battleground.
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Biden has regularly outperformed the other candidates in almost every national and battleground state poll.
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Independents who live in battleground states want Trump removed by a whopping 16-point margin.
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Racial identity and attitudes have further displaced class as the central battleground of American politics.
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The group's political committee, the LCV Victory Fund, is scaling up campaigns in battleground states.
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Facebook, the main online election battleground, now labels political ads with their source and target.
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In 12 battleground states, the analysis found, a majority of women voted for Mrs. Clinton.
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The happiest place on earth has a new and ugly battleground: the Hall of Presidents.
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Support for impeachment, meanwhile, appears to be slipping in some key battleground states like Wisconsin.
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A House district in Chicago's suburbs is the latest battleground for the Democratic Party's future.
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In 2020, the battleground states include Florida (153), Pennsylvania (20), Michigan (16) and Wisconsin (10).
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Mr. Johnson has already visited twice, attesting to the district's status as a prime battleground.
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The protests particularly take aim at officials in Midwestern battleground states, like Wisconsin, where Gov.
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The CBS News "Battleground Tracker" poll released Sunday shows Sanders trailing Clinton by 6900 points.
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The Maldives have become the latest battleground for influence between old rivals India and China.
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In some other battleground states, polls suggest support for Trump has eroded in recent weeks.
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Aleppo has been a major battleground in the Syrian conflict, now in its sixth year.
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The factory is in Nevada, one of Mr. Trump's battleground states in the last election.
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Several other freshmen also representing battleground districts adopted a similar position this week, including Reps.
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New Hampshire is viewed as a key White House and Senate battleground state in 2020.
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To be sure, the company is still very much a battleground name on Wall Street.
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Europe has become a key battleground for Huawei, the world's largest supplier of telecommunications equipment.
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What to watch: Texas will likely become a battleground as Trump's executive order divides Gov.
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In the ongoing meme war between conservatives and liberals, Twitter has become a frequent battleground.
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Would you vote differently if you lived in Ohio or Florida or some battleground state?
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Influenza is not the only battleground on which bold public-health leadership could save lives.
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His comments on 133 Minutes sent shock waves through the nation's biggest battleground state, where Democratic members of Congress, state legislators and party leaders warned that his nomination — and Sanders' self-described "Democratic socialism" — will cost them the biggest battleground state of them all.
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More importantly, millions of these voters live in key battleground states like Florida, Nevada and Colorado.
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Becoming a battleground for normative assertions about contemporary society, history stops being about what actually happened.
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The advocacy organization is active at 228 college campuses in battleground states like Ohio and Colorado.
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A look at the restaurant's Yelp page shows how the place became something of a battleground.
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There is no war in Greece, but to me it is a battleground all the same.
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The closest battleground states that would have given her those EVs were Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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The bodies of women have historically been treated as a battleground for political ideology and warfare.
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Colorado, a political battleground, is America's fifth-largest gas-producing and seventh-largest oil-producing state.
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Almost as important as Obama's overall popularity is his connection to key constituencies in battleground states.
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In Wisconsin, Clinton says Sanders is a Democrat-come-lately The GOP's battleground woes If Gov.
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Although Hillary Clinton has not visited the so-called battleground state since February, Democratic state Rep.
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Trump trails in most recent polls taken nationally and in battleground states ahead of November's election.
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Warren is in Macomb County, which has historically been a key presidential electoral battleground in Michigan.
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Voters in the three largest battleground states will see upwards of $20 million in television ads.
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For some, the fight for social equality is moving to a new battleground: the banking sector.
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Yes, most of the polls say Trump is behind nationally and in the key battleground states.
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Both Maine and Nebraska's second congressional district have moved into battleground status in this latest estimate.
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Can socialist policies really win in places like Minnesota, a battleground in America's predominantly purple heartland?
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Austin is really a proxy for a larger fight, but perhaps the highest-profile battleground yet.
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Democrats have long eyed the staunchly conservative state with swiftly changing demographics as a future battleground.
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Across 12 battleground states where data are available, more than 4.6 million votes have been cast.
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Public health officials say rural counties across the Midwest and West are becoming the new battleground.
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"Well, we're thrilled to see those battleground polls from CNN," Conway said about the new poll.
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But Clinton's post-convention edge has evaporated this month, both nationally and in crucial battleground states.
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The competition between the two apps is well known, and Stories has become the new battleground.
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The West is a battleground The French election, like any political contest, was a local affair.
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But at the same time, it's like battleground for cruel comments and trolling and hate-mongering.
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In addition, polls close in several of the most important House battleground states at 8 p.m.
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David Shapiro, a local attorney, is another name on the DCCC's Red to Blue battleground list.
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In fact, things are so bad, we have a whole new unexpected category of battleground states.
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It may seem strange that these otherwise uncontroversial settings have become a battleground for LGBTQ rights.
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They came out in huge numbers to lift him to victory in the key battleground states.
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With just days before the election, the polls have shown races tightening in several battleground states.
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North Carolina is considered a battleground state that could play a pivotal role in the Nov.
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For Republicans, winning a few percentages of black votes can determine the outcome in battleground states.
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Big Corn is alive and well inside the swamp (and in the corn-rich battleground Iowa).
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" Tesla Motors: "Tesla is a cult stock ... It is too much of a battleground for me.
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Battery cells are a key battleground in the automotive industry as it shifts to electric motors.
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I don't know if that's going to be the case in every battleground district in 2018.
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The Democratic nominee has also held an advantage in several recent polls conducted in battleground states.
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Thursday's results reflect Arizona's new status as a battleground state after years of reliably going red.
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The advertisement will run in the battleground states of North Carolina, Ohio, Florida, Nevada and Iowa.
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Even Voltaire's France is now a battleground in liberalism's fight for survival against explosive nationalist resentment.
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Critical battleground states including Florida, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, are all toss ups at this point.
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Both parties are now anxiously awaiting the results of new race-specific polls in battleground districts.
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Ohio is a crucial presidential battleground state and went for President Obama in 2008 and 2012.
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Wisconsin has emerged as another top battleground, one that will feature a slate of tougher races.
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That puts him at a disadvantage in battleground states, where Hillary Clinton has been campaigning vigorously.
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Between parking, ridesharing and additional lanes, some folks have cited an impending battleground for the curb.
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Wikipedia is the world's largest, open repository of general information, but it is also a battleground.
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Clinton criticized Mr. Trump along the same lines, spreading that line of attack in battleground states.
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Not unlike many Southern states, North Carolina has become a fierce battleground for culture war issues.
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While she holds a small lead nationally, the battleground map that gives her some breathing room.
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That echoes concerns across the Atlantic about child-rearing becoming a new battleground for class warfare.
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But with the contest close in many battleground states, that effort is taking on added urgency.
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People here remember pre-Duterte Davao as a lawless battleground for security forces and Communist rebels.
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Mobile payments have become a battleground for financial institutions as millennials, especially, swap cash for digital.
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This complicated history and ever-changing demographics make suburbia a critical battleground for Republicans and Democrats.
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The Democratic ticket will campaign together for the second of two rallies in the battleground state.
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Trump has gotten very little good polling news of late, both nationally and in battleground states.
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The impact of turnout and support over demographic shifts was even greater in the battleground states.
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Clinton leads Sanders 6900 percent to 2628 percent, according to a CBS News Battleground Tracker poll.
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Narrative became the battleground on which we began to wage the war on our systemic silencing.
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Rebates have become a battleground in the fight over who's to blame for high drug prices.
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In 2018, Arizona got a taste of what it was like to be a battleground state.
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Clinton has also taken the lead in nearly every significant battleground poll since the first debate.
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A perennial swing state, Florida is expected to be a chief battleground in next year's contest.
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One Republican House member told me that Trump knows his numbers are low in battleground states.
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Voters set nominees for several battleground races that will help to determine control of the House.
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Clinton currently holds a comfortable lead in the polls both nationally and in many battleground states.
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Sanders advisers consider New York to be a crucial battleground; if Mr. Sanders could beat Mrs.
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Colombia has become a second battleground after Brazil in the fight against Zika in South America.
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The province has long been a battleground between the Pakistani security forces and ethnic Baluch separatists.
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Republicans have a slight lead over Democrats among early voters in the battleground state of Florida.
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Elections in a battleground state like New Hampshire are often determined by a few thousand votes.
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The bottom line: The energy industry is fast becoming a battleground for the U.S.–China rivalry.
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Twitter knows it has become a seething battleground of widespread, targeted abuse — but has no solution.
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Polls show independents in several battleground states say the court vacancy should be filled this year.
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A CBS News Battleground Tracker poll released Sunday, meanwhile, found Cruz leading Trump by 6 points.
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Clinton's campaign expects at least 40 percent of votes in battleground states to be cast early.
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Several recent polls, both nationwide and in battleground states, have shown Clinton with the upper hand.
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Hispanic voters could decide the election in Colorado, Florida and Nevada, key battleground states in 2016.
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Clinton leading in several battleground states, Florida could prove essential for Mr. Trump's chances in November.
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The machines are meant to ensure an accurate, fair and verifiable tally in the battleground state.
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Lynchburg, Virginia, became the site of a battleground over the future of American evangelicalism last weekend.
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The winner-take-all bias that elevates the battleground states overruns all of the other biases.
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Fifty years after the Stonewall uprising, L.G.B.T.Q. issues remain a battleground in the nation's culture wars.
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Mr. Trump beat Hillary Clinton by nearly 23,000 votes, making the state a hotly contested battleground.
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But the Lehigh Valley will be a battleground district no matter how the map is drawn.
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The authority's ad space has long been a battleground for debates over free speech and decency.
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This may well be true, particularly in Senate races, where the battleground states are mostly red.
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Europe has become a key battleground with several countries still weighing up their position on Huawei.
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But there's still one big force on the G.O.P. side: the Republican-lean of the battleground.
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"Colorado and Virginia are no longer electoral battleground states; they have exited stage left," Wasserman said.
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Three of the battleground seats stretch either into or near Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city.
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As Clinton has pulled away from Trump overall, she's moved traditional battleground states into her column.
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These battle-tested incumbents generally represent classic battleground districts, like the suburbs around Denver or Philadelphia.
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Americans should revolt because elections are decided by the minority of voters living in battleground states.
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In at least eight top battleground seats — held by Cunningham; Golden; Torres Small; Horn; and Reps.
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Kelly Loeffler and complicating Republicans' path to holding on to a battleground Senate seat this year.
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Even though there are only about three million of us, we live in critical battleground states.
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I can't ignore the importance of the Electoral College and swing voters in key battleground states.
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Georgia will be more of a battleground in 2020, he said, and Republicans will be ready.
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Since then, analysts have said the Balkans could become a battleground for a new Cold War.
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Mr. Trump's decision has turned a relatively stable corner of Syria into its most dynamic battleground.
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The bigger battleground nowadays is in technology and the scales are tipping in Hong Kong's favour.
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The event was the first of two events on Sunday with foreign leaders in battleground states.
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CBS BATTLEGROUND TRACKER: Sanders leads the Democratic field in New Hampshire followed by Biden and Warren.
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The ad released Monday is set to air in Nevada and Ohio, two important battleground states.
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James Barnett is a Republican strategist and founding partner of the public affairs firm Battleground Strategies.
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However, it is less clear now how voters in specific Senate battleground states feel about impeachment.
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The Senate battleground states not polled by Fox News are not much friendlier ground for Democrats.
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The fiercest battleground between gender inclusivity and bodily privacy is the locker room, not the bathroom.
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He is 27 now, and was just 210 when the outcropping briefly turned into a battleground.
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We see him marching, arms locked with fellow protesters, through the battleground of Alabama in 1965.
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The 30-second television ad will hit battleground states ahead of next year's crucial midterm elections.
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But the state was a fierce battleground in the 2016 election and narrowly went to Trump.
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Battleground Democratic freshmen on Wednesday cast the most precarious votes of their brief congressional political careers.
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Pelosi's signature drug pricing bill, alone, featured amendments from a half-dozen battleground freshman, including Cunningham.
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Notably, they regard Virginia, once a critical battleground, as strongly Democratic and probably out of reach.
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All representatives of battleground districts in 2018, they characterized the impeachment process as a Constitutional duty.
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Research suggests that living in a battleground state increases one's likelihood of participation in an election.
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And the Middle East, Uncle Sam's favorite battleground of late, has its own particularly harsh reality.
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The CBS News "Battleground Tracker" poll released on Sunday morning shows Trump with 22019 percent support.
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"Our own city streets have become the battleground," the Homeland Security Committee chair, Mike McCaul, said.
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Bolton was active in a series of conflicts that helped define the battleground of contemporary politics.
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Polls in 2020 battleground states indicate that voters aren't fully sold on House Democrats' impeachment efforts.
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Britain is a key battleground for Huawei in its campaign to resist U.S. pressure in Europe.
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He singled out two key 2020 battleground states, Michigan and Pennsylvania, as hurt by foreign trade.
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That's why I'm choosing to vote for Jill Stein in my home battleground state of Iowa.
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The Badger State figures to be one of the most hotly contested battleground states in 220006.
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Sharice Davids and Paul Davis are running to represent a pair of GOP-held battleground districts.
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The new super PAC will concentrate its spending on major battleground states like Ohio and Wisconsin.
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The NEC has become a battleground for Corbynistas on one side and moderates on the other.
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Battery cells are a key battleground in the automotive industry as it shifts to electric mobility.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Remote Utah Landscape Becomes a Conservation Battleground" (front page, March 13): Tribes have proposed land conservation as the solution to land-use challenges in southeast Utah, and we do not view our ancestral homeland as a battleground between state and federal control.
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Trump advisers are focused not just on the three states that elected Mr. Trump in 2016 — Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania — but also the forever battleground of Florida, and battleground states with competitive Senate races that could help the Democratic nominee in Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina.
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Pressley will appear with Warren at a town hall on Thursday in North Carolina, one of six battleground states where a recent New York Times/Siena College poll showed President Trump beating Warren (unlike in other battleground states polled, Trump also beat Biden in North Carolina).
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The polls also come as Clinton enjoys a considerable advertising advantage over Trump in these battleground states.
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Yet with the battleground stock up nearly 45 percent this year, some analysts have branded it overvalued.
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Elizabeth Warren reflects the fact that income inequality has become an early battleground of the 2020 campaign.
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A federal judge is refusing to suspend looming election recount deadlines in the battleground state of Florida.
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"Right now we've got a system where the battleground states have all the political influence," he said.
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Jill Stein has called for a vote recount in the battleground states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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"The battleground for Medicaid expansion is in the red states," noted Kaiser health policy expert Diane Rowland.
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It was untenable to keep a key portfolio overseeing financial services, a battleground of the Brexit negotiations.
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BERLIN/CHICAGO, June 20 (Reuters) - Multicolored, sparkly ice cream is an unlikely battleground in U.S. grocery stores.
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From July 1, Castelbajac will also assume responsibility for Asia sales, recently a key battleground with Boeing.
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In this climate, many fear that Iraq's northern Kurdish-majority areas might turn into a factional battleground.
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This 40-year-old male photographer lives in Miami, located in the great battleground state of Florida.
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Video Perhaps a better test of President Trump's political acumen falls in a battleground state like Nevada.
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The island's $17 billion of so-called COFINA debt, secured by sales tax, is the main battleground.
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The border has also become the primary battleground for President Donald Trump's hard-line positions on immigration.
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The firm has since become a battleground for shareholders including Russian oil-to-metals tycoon Viktor Vekselberg.
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Fracking will be a tricky issue given its importance in battleground states such as Colorado and Pennsylvania.
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Now, analysts warn, the region is becoming a battleground in what feels like a new Cold War.
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He expects them to swing wildly in battleground states over the next two months before the conventions.
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Few scenes could better capture the change the Republican Party has undergone in a huge electoral battleground.
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The campaign has also turned to operatives outside the Clinton orbit for help in key battleground states.
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One exception, Florida, with a large and growing Hispanic population, could prove crucial as a battleground state.
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But polls suggest impeachment could be tricky in the battleground states that will determine the 2020 election.
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Indonesia, and its capital city Jakarta, has become a hot battleground for Uber, Grab and Go-Jek.
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Washington (CNN)Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump across the board in a new poll of battleground states.
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As Americans debate government's most basic functions, the role of secretary of state has become a battleground.
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The EU, which began as a coal- and steel-trading community, is not an obvious cultural battleground.
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What's next: The next big battleground for Netflix is India, one of the fastest-growing streaming markets.
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She only traveled to two battleground states — Pennsylvania and Florida — in order to accommodate enough prep time.
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The CWA endorsement, the group said Monday, comes with activists staffing phone banks and walking battleground neighborhoods.
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A Balderson victory would buoy Republicans concerned about how Trump might be playing in political battleground states.
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So that&aposs the House battleground, and the Democrats have a shot at taking the House back.
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Yet those 1.3 percent of terminations have become a critical battleground in the war on abortion access.
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ELEAGUE's sponsorships have inadvertently turned Buffalo Wild Wings into the battleground for the mainstream acceptance of eSports.
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Latin America is the newest battleground for the old rivals, and Didi will be in enemy territory.
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Why did several state polls seem so off, especially in key battleground states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin?
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Walmart's stake in Flipkart also sets up India as the latest battleground between the retailer and Amazon.
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Shelling pounds the key battleground daily, an unrelenting and terrifying reminder of Syria's five-year civil war.
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" Tesla Motors Inc: "Tesla is a cult stock ... It is too much of a battleground for me.
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Trump's failure to do that has forced GOP leaders in the battleground state, including vulnerable incumbent Sen.
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Clinton holds an edge in the battleground state of North Carolina, but Missouri remains a Republican stronghold.
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Now they are in danger of canceling one another out once again, on a much bigger battleground.
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If machines are increasingly doing the decision making for us, what is the next battleground for brands?
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Moreover, most other pollsters have continued to find Clinton running ahead of Trump in most battleground states.
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That's a deficit that can be closed by moving two battleground states from Clinton's column into Trump's.
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With it, we realised there was a new battleground where we could raise our voice and fight.
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Arizona's emergence as a central battleground in the war over the Republican party's future extends beyond Flake.
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Bill Nelson, if he does, it would be a game changer for the battleground state of Florida.
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Not only that, but we can't discount the impact of voter suppression schemes in key battleground states.
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That means both campaigns will be fighting over 6-85033 percent of independent voters in battleground states.
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Feature How one school became a battleground over which children benefit from a separate and unequal system.
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In the years since Laura and Sergio had left Reynosa, the town had become a cartel battleground.
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Yemen has been wracked by warfare and has become a proxy battleground for Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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Scholten said the Midwest is an important battleground for many key issues but that Democrats were absent.
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The battleground looks to be in another district in the Philadelphia suburbs and in the Pittsburgh suburbs.
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In that sense, Taiwan is a key battleground for the rising rivalry between the two great powers.
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In late June, the group reserved nearly $40 million in fall TV ads in five battleground states.
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Both Democrats and Republicans see Arizona as a competitive battleground for the first time in two decades.
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Over the last 10 years, wages in all of the battleground states have outpaced the national average.
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BERLIN/CHICAGO, June 4003 (Reuters) - Multicolored, sparkly ice cream is an unlikely battleground in U.S. grocery stores.
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The ideological and generational divisions shaping this primary are strikingly similar in the Iowa and battleground surveys.
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PR BATTLEGROUND The economy has become a focus for a public relations battle between authorities and protesters.
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Polls in Virginia and Colorado, both battleground states, have shown Trump running behind Clinton by double-digits.
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The "firewall" narrative has trickled down to battleground Senate races, with GOP incumbents seizing on McConnell's message.
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While the deal focuses on two production lines, it has proved a battleground for the country's manufacturing.
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This is greatly disturbing because it sets the tone of space as first and foremost a battleground.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump made to Ohio, a crucial battleground state, highlighted the disparities between them. Mrs.
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Sanders quickly pounced on the idea, even suggesting a potential battleground for his potential encounter with Trump.
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And like other competitive battleground races, pre-existing conditions became the biggest sticking point on Friday night.
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Last month, Clinton's campaign and its allies spent $26 million in the battleground states; Trump spent zero.
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Team Clinton has outspent Team Trump in nine battleground states by a 40-1 ratio, NBC reported.
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Down-ballot Democrats are capitalizing on Trump's recent string of bad press in their respective battleground races.
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He repeatedly does well in hypothetical matchups against Trump in key battleground states like Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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DeSantis is continuing to campaign throughout Florida, which has emerged as a top battleground state this November.
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Monday's ruling concerning the battleground state comes as the country gears up for midterm elections this fall.
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Trump still leads in the polling averages of several battleground states, including Ohio, North Carolina and Nevada.
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And the biggest increase will hit the new battleground of Arizona, where premiums will rise 116 percent.
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Clinton is also directing more money to a series of presidential battleground states with competitive House races.
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Donald J. Trump and Mike Pence will be in the battleground states of Iowa and Wisconsin today.
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Of course, it's not unusual for the electoral battleground to shift throughout the course of a decade.
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More than a decade old, the program has been a battleground between entrenched oil and corn interests.
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In talking to party strategists in Washington and battleground states — mainly Democrats — there are two critical variables.
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The website has Trump winning 2023 but has him favored in none of the 10 battleground states.
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Can the United States level the battleground against Russia without the commander in chief leading the charge?
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Clinton dominate the ad war in competitive battleground states and it seems to be costing him votes.
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Toni With the understanding that it's very early, let's start our tour of battleground states with Pennsylvania.
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The Kai Tak district has emerged as the city's most competitive battleground for prime land among developers.
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Ohio should fall off Democrats' target map completely as the two parties fight over other battleground states.
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Republican incumbents also face a fundraising disadvantage in many battleground areas, making the environment even more challenging.
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In recent years, the continent has increasingly become a battleground in the West's war against militant Islam.
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That one feature has been a primary battleground for most handset makers over the last few years.
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What to watch: Spending in some of the battleground states' gubernatorial races, like Michigan, Florida and Maine.
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But Steel chalked up the Senate victories to a battleground map that put Democrats on the defensive.
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Colorado, an important political battleground, is America's fifth-largest gas-producing and seventh-largest oil-producing state.
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The United States and the Soviet Union saw it as a Cold War battleground, and both intervened.
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Elizabeth Warren, in the six competitive battleground states of Arizona, Florida, North Carolina, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin.
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Venezuela is an ideological battleground, says Ben Rowswell, who was Canadian ambassador to Venezuela from 22000-17.
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Finally, real gameplay figures you could hold in your hands and play with on a digital battleground.
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But in the months since Asifa's murder, the case has become another battleground in India's religious wars.
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I've been telling folks in battleground states—like Arizona, where I'm from—just go vote for Hillary.
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The bet was that his success in a Republican-leaning battleground state would translate to broad support.
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Most studies find that around 20 percent of them turn out in battleground states in presidential elections.
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The new voters could change the political dynamics for the 236 race in the perennial battleground state.
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When he was up for re-election in 2012, his bracket tended to suspiciously favor battleground states.
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Levin told me about an Indivisible leader in a battleground state whom he'd spoken to on Sunday.
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On Election Day, Mr. McCain lost most of the battleground states and some that were traditionally Republican.
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Not with Mr. Trump's 2020 re-election plans potentially hinging on the country's biggest presidential battleground state.
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But this is the beginning, not the end, of Trump's opposition seeing Congress as the core battleground.
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"The vast majority of battleground states have Republicans overseeing their election systems," Moore told POLITICO last week.
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Women's bodies, both past and present, are the battleground on which the war of morality is fought.
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Today the district is a battleground in a national election whose result could be nearly as momentous.
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Ocasio-Cortez does still contribute to some of those battleground Democrats' campaigns: She has donated to Reps.
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Trump's approval rating is 54% among voters in the battleground states who are at least very enthusiastic.
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And their relationships with Emira become the battleground through which each intends to prove their racial virtue.
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In battleground states like Florida and Arizona, Latino voters make up a growing proportion of the electorate.
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Clinton has been leading in polls both nationally and in battleground states for the past several weeks.
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Joni Ernst is seeking a second term in a battleground state; Maine, where Democrats believe GOP Sen.
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There's no telling how the politics of the manufacturing slump may play out in key battleground states.
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The survey of 6900 battleground districts found that 2628 percent of independents view impeachment as politically motivated.
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At present, Clinton holds a nearly 8-point lead there, according to POLITICO's Battleground States polling average.
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But it's now a battleground in the fight for global freedom — and I fear where it's headed.
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In October, the company took down Russian-backed accounts that pretended to be from political battleground states.
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Candice Miller — a lawmaker from a prized battleground state he'd love to win in the general election.
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It must be a battleground for competing ideas, not a megaphone for a particular point of view.
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Clinton edges out the billionaire 46 percent to 42 percent among the crucial battleground state's registered voters.
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Of course, the exact House battleground will be shaped by a lot more than these few factors.
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Now, it's poised to play an important role as a battleground state in 2018, as Republican Sen.
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The latest government data released Tuesday show not all 2020 battleground states have enjoyed the same gains.
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Perhaps most significant for upcoming elections, women swept battleground states and districts on election night in November.
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In the process they turned the city into a veritable battleground over the fate of American democracy.
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If Democrats win here, they could take back the House Colorado's 6th District is the ultimate battleground.
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Ohio is one of a few battleground states that could help determine the outcome of the election.
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The truth is that Mr. Trump won critical battleground states and the Electoral College with 304 votes.
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Her task is to earn votes in key battleground states while keeping party stalwarts excited and engaged.
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It has also had an uninterrupted field presence in several Senate battleground states since the 22019 election.
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He announced earlier in November a $703 million online ad campaign targeting Trump in four battleground states.
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Here's a look at the candidates' finances and the issues in play in the nine battleground states.
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The electoral map, particularly in the battleground states, is leaning, at this point, in the Democrats' favor.
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Sanders also appears to narrowly lead in key battleground states as well, such as Michigan and Wisconsin.
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If the men all step down, they hand the leadership of a key battleground state to Republicans.
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That Arizona has become a battleground state could not have been foreseen just a few years ago.
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The 11 states that make up POLITICO's Battleground States project hold roughly 29 percent of the population.
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On the Democratic side, Allegheny is battleground territory: Clinton won it by almost nine points in 2008.
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But it also made total sense if you look at the court as just another partisan battleground.
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Without it, the Corporate Strategy Office could simply become another battleground for infighting among Samsung's many divisions.
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If you want to run an ad that says "Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzDNC chief: 'Texas is a battleground' The Hill Interview: DNC chair calls Latinos 'imperative' to winning in battleground states Graham predicts controversial Trump court picks will clear panel MORE is a nincompoop," you can't either.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are neck and neck in North Carolina, a state solidifying its position as a perennial presidential election battleground, while Trump holds a 5-point lead in the traditionally GOP-tilting state of Arizona, according to new CNN/ORC battleground state polls.
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Looking ahead, we're surely in for a wild ride, fueled by a debate between those Democrats who believe the party should choose "nostalgia" and a "safe choice" (Biden and the Midwestern battleground) as opposed to "hope and change" and the "future" (Harris, Beto or Buttigieg and the Southern battleground).
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The spending -- the first multi-million dollar installment in what the party is calling "The Battleground Build Up 2020" -- represents the initial wave in the DNC's election year battleground spending and signals the states that Democrats believe will be most competitive with Trump on the ballot in November.
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But as WeChat increasingly becomes a campaign battleground ahead of Saturday's election, it's also become home to misinformation.
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Some of the most challenging battleground states for Modi's party are those that depend on the farm economy.
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Areas where Trump could still spend included battleground states, national ad buys and digital outreach and phone banking.
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She benefited from solid wins in populous California and New York, while Trump narrowly won some battleground states.
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And voice technology is seen as a major battleground for technology giants including Amazon, Apple and Alphabet's Google.
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This weekend's results don't give us much more evidence about how Sanders will do in the crucial battleground.
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Odds still favor Cruz, just as they favor Republicans winning enough battleground races to retain a Senate majority.
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The CNN debate brings the Democratic candidates to the battleground state of Michigan, which Trump won in 2016.
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Democrats have launched a legal blitz in Ohio and five other battleground states to prevent that from happening.
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Shelling pounded the key battleground daily, an unrelenting and terrifying reminder of the nation's five-year civil war.
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He or she, like President Trump, will need every possible vote in battleground states, which include New Hampshire.
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Trump's front-runner status is giving Democrats new hope that they can pick off candidates in battleground states.
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If security remains the battleground of the election, Mr Schulz will struggle to score points against Mrs Merkel.
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This is Battle Royale, except the battleground is Twitter, and your assigned weapon is your decision-making skills.
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Instead, it chose to compete on TV's traditional battleground — size — with a massive 98-inch LCD 8K monstrosity.
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That is happening both at a national level and in the battleground states that will decide the race.
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And speaking of language, words seem to be the next frontier in the rapidly-shifting fast food battleground.
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Washington state is the main battleground Nowhere on Saturday are expectations higher for Sanders than in Washington state.
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