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May 18th, 2010
03:54 PM ET
Interactive: What the primaries will mean for mid-terms
Tuesday's primaries and a special election to fill an open congressional seat will be the best sign yet of how the political balance of power could change in November's midterm elections.
To see what's at stake, check out this interactive slide that breaks down which seats may be up for grabs this fall.
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