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The nonpartisan group Cook Political Report has shifted half a dozen House races toward Democrats and two toward Republicans, as Democrats see their fundraising advantage and enthusiasm rise after ...
Which states and races are closing at which times in the fight for president, Senate and House, as well as some key ballot measure battles. An hour-by-hour guide to watching the races on election ...
Resources are pouring into the few truly competitive congressional races expected to help determine the balance of power in Washington next year. Democrats need to flip just four seats to take ...
There is a major operational difference to this bet as compared to the Jackpot/Placepot/Quadpot: the six races on the Scoop6 card are nominated by the Tote from any of the race meetings on that day, typically the Scoop6 card will have a number of very difficult races such as handicap races with over 20 horses running, and races with 2- or 3 ...
In 1999, the Tote linked up with Channel 4 Racing to introduce the Scoop6 bet which involves bettors trying to select the winner of six televised races. This bet produced the first horserace betting millionaire. More millionaires followed. A record single-day turnover, in excess of £4 million, was bet into the Scoop6 pool on 22 November 2008.
Quadpot: Pick a placed horse from the third, fourth, fifth and sixth race from any British race meeting. Scoop6: Pick the winner (for the win fund) or a placed horse (for the place fund) from the six advertised Scoop6 races. Saturdays only. Super7: Pick the winner from seven races. This bet ceased being offered by totepool from January 2012.
NBC News’ Decision Desk projects that Republican state Assemblyman Vince Fong — who is backed by McCarthy and former President Donald Trump, among others — will move on to the general election.
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