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    • Republican Tidal Wave Crushes House; Democrats Hang on in Senate (NYT, WaPo)
    • Andrew Cuomo Wins NY Governor's Race Without Breaking a Sweat (NYT, News)
    • Schneiderman Wins AG, DiNapoli Squeaks Through For Comptroller (NYT 1, 2)
    • State Senate Control Could Still End Up Either Way (NYT, Capital Tonight)
    • Shelly Silver Likely, But Not Certain, to Keep Assembly Supermajority (Capital Tonight, NYT)
    • Congestion Pricing Advocate Howie Hawkins Wins Ballot Line for Green Party (Capital Tonight)
    • Ruben Wills, Former Aide to Shirley Huntley and Leroy Comrie, Leads Queens Council Race (WSJ)
    • Infighting Over Improper Spending Tearing TWU Apart (Post)
    • 16-Year-Old Hit and Killed in Dyker Heights; No Charges Filed (SI Advance)
    • No Charges in Death of Sarah Parris, Canarsie Ninth-Grader Run Down in Front of School (News)
    • NJ Considers Privatizing Transpo Infrastructure Including Tolls, Bus Lines, Parking Lots (Transpo Nation)

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