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James in November for elections next week could carry a lot of political weight.

I'm assuming the Democrats are going to win the New York governor's race.

Mondami is going to be elected mayor of New York, and California redistricting the Democrats' gerrymandering plan will pass.

Thus, I think the critical decider for setting the narrative will be the New Jersey governor's race.

If Mikey Sherrill wins, it'll be a pretty darn good Democratic night.

If Republicans win, it'll be played as a mixed verdict,

especially as I think the Virginia candidate for Attorney General has self-destructed. Also important are some other races, though.

Let me give you one. That's the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court contest. Actually, it's whether to retain

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