The road to power: House competitions are watching the election moon

WASHINGTON (AP) – The power of the House passes through a few dozen districts during Tuesday, while Republicans defend most of them and the Democrats will have 23 seats to receive control.

After the first public polls in the United States, players begin to reveal the evidence of immigration, health care, gender equality in the #MeToo era in America in 2018, and who want to represent them in Washington in the next two years Presidency of Donald Trump.

In some tournaments to keep track of the scores in the order of the closing time of the vote:

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KENTUCKY

The ruby ​​red of the Derby and sweet bourbon is one of the most competitive and expensive races in the country. The battle of the Lexington area kicked off against Democratic Amy McGrath, a retired Navy fighter pilot, against third-quarter Republican Andy Barr. Trump won more than 15 percentage points in the 6th District in 2016. But with viral, well-designed campaign ads, McGrath is at the forefront of campaign fundraising.

The polls are closed on Monday. evening

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VIRGINIA

Rep. Dave Brat took his place after blasting the lead, Eric Cantor was the 2014 Republican Primary. Now Brother's turn to re-elect in the Richmond district is being fought against Abigail Spanberger, a former CIA official who is one of the number of women in the record this year.

The polls are closed on Monday. evening

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NORTH CAROLINA

North Carolina's 9th district became a key election campaign when Rev. Mark Harris strictly blocked the three-member republic Robert Pittenger in the GOP's primary section and the Democrats had a wider opening in the firmly red area. Democrats responded to Dan McCready, veteran of Iraq war, founder of solar power company and Harvard Business School. Trump won 12 points in the district and a Democrat was not elected to represent since John F. Kennedy was president.

Polls are closed Monday through Friday. evening

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OHIO

It is a rematch of central Ohio's 12th district between Republican Troy Balderson and Democratic Danny O Connor. Balderson won the short-term check of the seat in August after a special election when Republican Pat Tiberi retired. Republicans in the district divide the president and give room to a Democrat who, like Connor, has endorsed the Republican ideas. A Republican is committed to calling himself "Dannycrat".

Polls are closed Monday through Friday. evening

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FLORIDA

National Republicans and Democrats spend a lot of resources in the Miami district of the 27th district, which has been held since 1989 with the retreat of Republican Ileana Ros-Lehtinen. The Democratic nominee, secretary of health and humanitarian services, Donna Shalala lifted her Spanish-language ads, and Hillary Clinton campaigned for her. But his Republican opponent, Maria Elvira Salazar, a Cuban American and former journalist, who speaks Spanish in contrast to Shalala, is a serious challenge. Although Trump won the florid in 2016, Clinton won this congressional district nearly 20 points.

Polls closed at 8 o'clock

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NEW JERSEY

New Jersey, located in the suburbs of California and Pennsylvania, is a key battlefield for managing the house. Two seats are open, released by veteran Republican rebels, Frank LoBiondo and Rodney Frelinghuysen, and may fall on Democrats.

Keep in mind the 3rd District south of Trenton, which voted twice for President Barack Obama, but went to Trumph about 6 percentage points. Republican Republican Reporter Tom MacArthur, who was re-elected, helped to conclude a contract that the GOP "Obamacare" abolished the passage of the House (this did not succeed in the Senate). His opponent is political rookie Andy Kim, National Security Council, who is in Afghanistan.

Polls closed 08:00 EST

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PENNSYLVANIA

Democrats have a strange reason to assume that they can turn up to six sessions in the Keystone state. In January, a Supreme Court ruling in a state objected to the 6-year congressional border constraints for Republicans. The deputy districts approved by the democratic majority of the court have resulted in more competitive competition.

A key event is played in the suburbs of Philadelphia. Freshman Republican Republican Brian Fitzpatrick, a former FBI agent, has a centrally vote record and has explicitly attempted to distance himself and Trump. He is faced with Scott Wallace, a longtime donor of the Democratic Party, co-chair of the Wallace Global Fund, Washington DC, D.C. based organization that supports liberal social movements. It supports your campaign and increases Fitzpatrick from 5 to 1 in the July and September quarters.

Votes closed at 8 am EST.

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KANSAS

Trump and Nancy Pelosi's Democratic Leaders are a great part of the Northeastern Kansas race. Here stands the Democratic Paul Davis, a former head of state affairs, and Republican Steve Watkins, veteran and engineer of the army. Davis said he did not support Pelosi if the Democrats win the house. Republicans hoped Trump visited Topeka last month with Republican Steve Watkins, who raised questions about his qualifications and background.

Voting about 9 hours. evening

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MINNESOTA

Four seats from one party to another can turn into this traditionally democratic fortress.

Demonstrate Democratic Profits as the Powerful Suburbs of the State. Clinton Minnesota won 3th district west of Minnesota by 9 percentage points. GOP Representative Erik Paulsen is under great pressure from democratic Dean Phillips. Paulsen avoided Trump's recent wins in Rochester and yesterday's Duluth rally race and said he wrote Marco Rubio's name in the 2016 election. Still, Trump supported Paulsen last month.

Voting about 9 hours. evening

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NEW MEXICO

Steve Pearce's Open Second District Meeting led by representative governor gives a glimpse of how parties move along the border with Mexico, where the number of registered Democrats exceeds Republicans. Pearce has been attracting support from the Spaniards and the region's oil and gas interests. But the democrat Xochitl Torres Small and GOP opponents Yyvette Herrell competed with hot keys such as immigration and weapons. Torres Small has raised Herrell's campaign cash more than five times.

Voting about 9 hours. EST.

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NEW YORK

This deep blue state examines how the competition and Trump's impact play at the president's home.

North of New York City in District 19, an ad, issued by the Republican National Congress Committee last month, showed clips of Antonio Delgado's demo songs, a 2006 rap album by A.D. Known as The Voice. Delgado, a Rhodes scientist and Harvard Law School veterinarian, said his opponent, John Faso, was trying to alienate him by racial attacks, a black candidate for the first time in a district that was over 90 percent white. Voters are evenly divided between Democrats, Republicans, and Independents, and Obama has twice gone but loved Trump.

In the 22nd district of Buffalo, premier Rep. Claudia Tenney, sponsor of the early Trump, led the president to the conclusion that mass murderers have long been democratic and support Clinton's petition. But in the close competition against the democratic Anthony Brindisi, he shifted to the softer voice of the two-party. Brindisi, a state assembly, argues that Tenney's hyperpathetic approach undermines his work through the corridor. Trump defeated Clinton nearly 16 percentage points.

Voting about 9 hours. EST.

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Iowa

One of the Iowa tournaments is to investigate whether you can win a Trump-style lawyer for immigration constraints.

King Reverend Steve King holds a low bid at his ninth House, and has suddenly questioned his success after stifling the dispute over the support of white nationalists. But Democrats who are already hoping for two more seats in Iowa's four personal delegations are on the hard road in the fourth district and Trump voted 27 percentage points. With an unusual gesture, the GOP campaign leader condemned King for the week before the election, but it is unclear whether criticism increases his Democratic opponent, J. D. Scholten.

Votes for about 10 hours EST.

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CALIFORNIA

Democrats targeted provincial districts in California that led Clinton to the 2016 presidential election.

One such battlefield in the nation's fruit nuts basket, Central Valley, where Republican Jeff Denham is trying to keep Josh Harder's democracy. Brut Kavanaugh's supremacy in supreme court cases has produced a decisive competition for reinforcing hearings and struggles on health care and immigration, where democrats count on a slim registration experience. Denham, the centrist who rejects the repeal of the affordable care bill, was re-elected by 3 percentage points in 2016, while Clinton won the district with 49 percent of the votes.

Another member of the GOP test in the rapidly developing region is questioning the re-election of Rep. Dana Rohrabacher for the first time in 30 years. A wave of new and diverse residents and the fight against sexual behavior against Trump and the #MeToo movement has been a challenging challenge for democratic Harley Ruth. The district went to Clinton for the 2016 presidential race.

Polls are closed at 11:00. EST.

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WASHINGTON STATE

Southwest Washington 3rd District tests the fact that the tea party-controlled GOP House will remain in 2010. Prime Minister Jaime Herrera Beutler, who was then elected and twice re-elected with over 60% of the votes, has been funded by democratic Carolyn Long campaign financing. Herrera Beutler ruined the party on issues such as health care. De Long pointed out his creditor as an outsider. The district east of the Oregon district voted 7 trillion points for Trump.

Polls are closed at 11:00. EST.

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