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    <description>The 2026 midterm elections are over, but the policy decisions that will affect housing costs, tax bills, electricity rates and election rules are just moving into high gear. A guide to the state capitols, governors&#039; offices and ballot measures that will drive 2027 debates.</description>
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    <description>Press conferences and floor speeches get the attention, but congressional procedure often decides whether a bill advances or dies. Here is a plain-English scorecard for seven tools that will shape the 2026-2027 legislative fights.</description>
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