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The Blue Light News race to watch: Nebraska Senate
Candidates: Sen. Deb Fischer (R) vs. former union leader Dan Osborn (I) Ad spending since Labor Day: $13.88 million from Republicans, $18.99 million in support of Osborn Past results: Fischer beat Democratic candidate Jane Raybould by nearly 20 percentage points. 2020 presidential result: Donald Trump beat Joe Biden 58.5 percent to 39.4 percent Cook Political Report rating: Lean R Some background: Fischer’s race wasn’t on many campaign experts’ radars in the larger battle for the Senate…
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