#EDlection2018
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After Avalanche of Mail-In and Provisional Ballots Swings Close Race, State Assemblyman Tony Thurmond to Become California’s Next State Superintendent
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After Closely Watched Campaigns, Teachers Notch Wins and Losses — but for Some, the Fight Isn’t Over Yet
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At the State Level, Democrats Had a Good Election Night — but Not a Great One. Did #Red4Ed Fizzle?
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Midterm Postmortem: Was the Election a Repudiation of Ed Reform? Or Just a Sign That It’s Going ‘Under the Radar’?
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Crusey & Nikkila: Winners in Tuesday’s Election Give Hope That the Pursuit of Equity and Excellence in Education Can Still Succeed
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Despite Post-Parkland Surge in Youth Vote, Student Activists Largely Fail to Oust Pro-Gun Candidates in Midterms
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Rotherham: 5 Ways the Midterm Elections Will Have Major Implications for Education Reform
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EDlection2018: House’s Longest-Serving Member Holds Off Challenge From Education Activist
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EDlection2018: With Democratic Wins in Statehouse, Colorado Becomes Another Blue Trifecta
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EDlection2018: Arizona Superintendent Race Between Charter Advocate and Public School Educator Remains Too Close to Call
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EDlection2018: Texas Elects 4 Democrats, 3 Republicans to Its 15-Member Board of Education
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EDlection2018: The Happiest Republicans in the Country — From the Governor’s Mansion to Statehouse — Are in Florida
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EDlection2018: Behind Lamont, Connecticut Dems Make Midterm Legislative Gains
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EDlection2018: Colorado Voters Reject Ballot Measure That Would Have Raised Taxes to Fund Schools
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EDlection2018: Abrams Waits on Uncounted Ballots in Georgia Governor’s Race
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EDlection2018 Final Count: Taking Stock of All the Governor and Superintendent Races
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EDlection2018: Democrat Wins Tight Governor’s Race in Connecticut, Turns to State’s Tough Finances
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EDlection2018: Newark Voters Decide on Elected, Not Appointed, Board to Oversee Schools Now Returned to Local Control