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Here’s a look at the candidates on the Nov. 6 general election ballot, with biographies reported and compiled by Globe staff and correspondents. Many candidates have also filled out a brief survey at our request. More from the 2018 election guide: <?EM-dummyText p> <?EM-dummyText p> The district includes more than 30 cities and towns, stretching from Brookline and Newton, west to Hopkinton and south through Foxborough and Taunton to parts of Fall River.

Here’s a look at the candidates on the Nov. 6 general election ballot, with biographies reported and compiled by Globe staff and correspondents. Many candidates have also filled out a brief survey at our request. More from the 2018 election guide: Composed of 37 towns and cities northwest of Boston, the Third District hugs the New Hampshire border and crosses Essex, Middlesex, and Worcester counties. Lowell is its largest city at 111,000 people. <?EM-dummyText p> Green, 48, is a businessman from Pepperell.

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Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman MORE from a woman identified as Judy Munro-Leighton.  Grassley, in a letter to Attorney General MORE and FBI Director Christopher Wray, wrote that Munro-Leighton admitted to the committee on Nov.

For a solid hour on Tuesday, all eyes will be trained on Lexington, Ky., and its suburbs, where Rep. MORE (R) is running for reelection against retired Marine Lt. Col. Amy McGrath (D). That’s because Kentucky closes its polling places at 6 p.m. local time — and Barr’s 6th District is the only competitive race based entirely within the Eastern time zone. Here’s an hour-by-hour look at how Election Day will unfold, and what to watch as the polls close.

MORE as speculation builds that the special counsel could take a major overt step in his Russia investigation following the midterm elections next week. Stone, a longtime adviser to MORE who briefly worked on his campaign, is viewed as central to the question of what, if anything, members of the Trump campaign knew in advance about Democratic emails hacked by Russian operatives and then released by WikiLeaks. Legal analysts say Mueller is likely interested in determining whether the campaign helped coordinate the document dump, and views Ston

MORE’s focus on immigration has lifted Republican chances of building their Senate majority, even as it’s rattling GOP lawmakers in the House.  Republican Senate candidates in Indiana, Missouri, Montana and North Dakota have all seen their fortunes rise in the last few weeks as Trump talks up immigration and makes a flurry of campaign appearances, including in Indianapolis on Friday night.  Immigration isn’t the only reason for the Senate GOP’s rising confidence in the last few weeks.