Storm conditions threaten to upend turnout in battleground states: report
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A storm system is shaping up to move through the central United States on Election Day, and it could influence turnout in some of the region’s competitive races, CNN Weather reported on Thursday. Meteorologist Chris Dolce says forecasters are increasingly confident in widespread rain Tuesday from the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest down to the western Gulf Coast. Who gets hit hardest remains unclear, and more should be known by the weekend. For now, parts of Iowa, Kansas, Michigan and Texas, and possibly Ohio, could end up wet. The Midwest and Plains could also see strong winds, with severe…
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Storm conditions threaten to upend turnout in battleground states: report
A storm system is shaping up to move through the central United States on Election Day, and it could influence turnout in some of the region’s competitive races, CNN Weather reported on Thursday. Meteorologist Chris Dolce says forecasters are increasingly confident in...
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