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Election Overviews
Bush Bet His Popularity, and Gamble Paid Off Big for the GOP
Senate Races | House Races| Governor Races | Audio and Video | Election Night
The New Senate
Democrats 48
Republicans 51
Independents 1
The New House
Democrats 205
Republicans 229
Independents 1
The New Governors
Democrats 24
Republicans 26

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Elections 2002

108th CONGRESS
A look at the makeup of the new Congress:

Charts: Facts and Figures
The New Faces: Member Profiles
The New House: Breakdown by State
Senate Committees Shakeup
The GOP Agenda


Election NEWS
Get news and results by state or office:
 

Senate News
House News
Governor News


Local RESULTS
Final tallies on votes in N.Va., D.C., Md.:

N. Va. Tax Referendum


Live ONLINE
Transcripts of post-election discussions:

The Post's David S. Broder  (11/7)
washingtonpost.com's Terry Neal  (11/6)
MSNBC's Bill Press  (11/6)
Analyst Larry Sabato  (11/6)
The Post's Marc Fisher  (11/5)
CNN's Tucker Carlson  (11/5)


Instant ANALYSIS

Read the transcript of The Post's Robert G. Kaiser as he analyzes election returns


Election EXTRAS

Multimedia Roundup:
  Photo Galleries, Audio Reports, Video

Voter Turnout by State
Winners and Losers
CQ Roundup of House Races
Crystal Ball Predictions


Video SERIES
Insiders: Behind the Campaign Curtain

Part 1: The Consultant
Part 2: The Volunteer
Part 3: The Challenger
Part 4: The Incumbent


Post SERIES
Political reports from the campaign trail:

Battleground 2002:
  Maryland's 8th District


Fifty-Fifty America:
  The Divided Electorate


Across the Nation:
  A State-by-State Review



Post EDITORIALS
The Post editorial board endorsements:

D.C. Mayor
Md. Governor
Md. District 8
N. Va. Congress


An Age Ends as Two Legends Exit
Retiring Republican Sens. Strom Thurmond (S.C.) and Jesse Helms (N.C.) shared the cocksure defiance of a proud, recalcitrant South -- a culture that, by the sheer force of relentless homogenization, is disappearing along with them.

Southern Senators Rose Against Lott
Sen. George Allen (R-Va.) had decided Sen. Trent Lott (R-Miss.) could not and should not survive as the incoming majority leader. Allen, serving as a front man for Lott's likely successor, picked up the phone to tell him so.
 GOP Uses Sunday Talk Shows for Damage Control

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Elections 2002 ACROSS THE NATION

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A State-by-State Roundup of Races
A final analysis of the 2002 vote that produced a Republican wave, shifting the balance of power in Washington. Choose by these regions:

The Mid-Atlantic
The Midwest
The Northeast
The Pacific
The Plains
The Rockies
The South
The Southwest

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Elections Toolkit
SCORECARD: Find Close Races
Use CQ's "race ratings" to analyze this year's House, Senate and gubernatorial contests. How CQ rates the races.
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