Politics
Add as a preferred source on GoogleNPR published the interview at 9:25 p.m. ET on Nov. 3; its audio runs eight minutes, 48 seconds.
NPR reported that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi sees Democratic unity as a source of political strength, a view discussed in an interview about the party's legacy published Nov. 3.
The NPR page lists Mary Louise Kelly as the interviewer and identifies the Democratic Party's legacy as the subject. The segment appeared at 9:25 p.m. ET and runs eight minutes, 48 seconds.
He said forecasts pointed to Democratic control of the House and gave Democrats about an 80% chance of taking the Senate.
The contests covered 36 states, AP reported. Maryland’s unofficial count showed Wes Moore with 62.10% of votes from 1,852 of 1,979 Election Day precincts.
Cooper campaigned on affordability while Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley focused on crime and immigration. Polling cited by NPR placed the economy above crime as a voter concern.
