Steven Shepard is the Senior Campaigns and Elections Editor and Chief Polling Analyst for POLITICO. With a focus on multinational politics, Steven covers a wide range of topics including congressional elections, presidential polling, and political debates. He provides insightful analysis and commentary on the latest developments in American politics.
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It all could come down to Pennsylvania.
The gains could boost him in Georgia and North Carolina.
By: Steven Shepard
Donald Trump again overachieved on Election Day.
Bob Casey is in deep trouble, but Democrats are seeing some positive signs in Michigan and Wisconsin.
By: Steven Shepard, Melanie Mason
Democrats are pinning their hopes on California's uncounted ballots, which could take days or weeks to tally.
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