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Senati amerikan, demokratët kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe
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Kandidatët demokratë kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe për Senatin amerikan, sipas rezultateve të pjesshme të Associated Press. Në Nju-Hempshër dhe Karolinën
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Euronews Albania Senati amerikan, demokratët kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe 4 Nëntor 2026 | 02:38 Kandidatët demokratë kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe për Senatin amerikan, sipas rezultateve të pjesshme të Associated Press. Në Nju-Hempshër dhe Karolinën e Veriut, garat janë shpallur në favor të demokratëve, ndërsa në pesë shtetet e tjera numërimi vijon pa një fitues të shpallur. ShtetiKandidati demokratKandidati republikanVota të numëruaraKansas57,7%40,3%13%Miçigan56,6%41,8%7%Nju-Hempshër60,2%38,0%23%Karolina e Veriut65,3%33,0%60%Ohajo57,4%39,2%35%Karolina e Jugut51,2%47,1%43%Teksas59,2%39,3%24% Në Karolinën e Veriut, kandidati demokrat ka 65,3% të votave kundrejt 33% të republikanit, me rreth 60% të votave të numëruara. Në Nju-Hempshër, demokrati ka 60,2%, ndërsa republikani 38%, me 23% të votave të numëruara. Ndër garat ende të pashpallura, diferenca më e ngushtë në këtë përditësim është në Karolinën e Jugut: kandidati demokrat ka 51,2% dhe ai republikan 47,1%, me 43% të votave të…
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Senati amerikan, demokratët kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe
By Mili Xhani
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Kandidatët demokratë kryesojnë në shtatë gara kyçe për Senatin amerikan, sipas rezultateve të pjesshme të Associated Press. Në Nju-Hempshër dhe Karolinën
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