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Ellen Nielsen, lots of focus on the presidential race, of course, but you cover Congress for

Vox. What's going on there? Yeah, I mean, I think that we had a different result than a lot of people

expected in Senate and House races. The theories heading into the 2020 election was that if it was

a big night for Biden, it would also be a big night for Democratic candidates in Senate and House

races. But that did not trickle down to those Senate and House races.

Well, let's start with the Senate. What were the expectations there specifically? I mean,

we spoke to you about whether Democrats could flip the Senate and it was certainly an expectation

a lot of people had, right? Yeah. And I mean, so we should say right now that the Senate result is

still uncertain and it could be uncertain for another few months. That's because there are still

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