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About last night ...
Today at noon, Join reporters Dan Balz and Karen Tumulty for a 30-minute live video segment on what happened last night and what it means going forward.
Deputy Graphics Director Karen Yourish will also join the show, walking you through the latest data showing the Democrats who were most endangered going into the 2010 midterms were in the 50 districts that had been taken away from Republicans in 2006 and 2008 and those in the 49 relatively conservative districts where Obama lost.
Check back right before noon, here, to join the show.
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