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Republicans also won two congressional seats long held by Democrats.
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Democrats now hold seven of the state's eight congressional seats.
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Each state will be given a share of the 435 congressional seats based on population.
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Municipal posts and local congressional seats are up for grabs in 13 states this year.
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Texas added four congressional seats after the 2010 U.S. Census, more than any other state.
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The census is a powerful instrument used to reapportion congressional seats and electoral college votes.
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Polls show close election races in Iowa for the governor's seat and two congressional seats.
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It was among the reasons cited when Democrats lost congressional seats in the 1994 midterm elections.
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That's a problem, because the decennial Census does more than count heads to allocate congressional seats.
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Republicans hold 13 of 18 congressional seats in the closely contested swing state.
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That makes the party 0-for-4 in this year's races for Republican-held congressional seats.
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Excluding those residents could cost states such as California and Texas congressional seats and federal funding, the judges said.
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Henceforth, the opposition would have a guaranteed minimum of 25% of congressional seats, regardless of its electoral performance.
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Republicans also occupy five of Arkansas' six congressional seats, a reversal of a partisan ratio that held for three generations.
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Since then, Obama has won re-election campaigning on what he has called tax fairness, while Republicans have lost congressional seats.
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As Miami's hardline anti-communist tendencies start to fade, so may the party's once-unassailable grip on congressional seats in south Florida.
