Nevada’s Cortez Masto clings to Senate seat

By Benjamin Weiss

As final votes were tabulated across the country following last week’s midterm elections, Nevada’s incumbent senior senator, a staunch opponent of a national nuclear waste repository there, managed to hold onto her seat, state election stewards reported this…

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