Philip Elliott is a Senior Washington Correspondent for TIME.com. With a background in political reporting, he covers a wide range of topics including national security, political debates, and the impact of political figures on various issues. His work has been featured in TIME, AOL, Inc., Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Movies Canada, Yahoo Finance UK, Magzter, and Cigalah Group.
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The Associated Press called key Senate races in West Virginia and Ohio for Republicans.
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Among Democrats, the soul-searching and finger-pointing has begun
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