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Outlets Provide Live Coverage of 2026 Election Races Across States

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News outlets are providing live or developing coverage of the Nov. 3, 2026, general election, with results pages covering New York’s Allegany, Steuben and Tioga counties; the Chicago area and other Illinois races; Iowa’s Polk, Dallas and Warren counties; North Carolina races, including Cabarrus County and U.S. House districts; local contests in Connecticut and Tennessee; and other state and congressional races. Connecticut’s coverage lists candidates for governor, Congress, state legislative seats and statewide offices, while Illinois coverage highlights county offices such as assessor, sheriff and treasurer. The reports direct readers to follow vote totals as polls close, and the supplied text does not provide results.

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott faces a tight reelection race against Democrat Gina Hinojosa, whose victory would make her the state’s first Latina governor and end more than three decades of Republican control. The candidates offer contrasting approaches to education and affordability, while recent polling shows the contest nearly even and turnout could prove decisive.

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