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Democrats, meanwhile, have their eyes on picking up Senate seats in Oklahoma and Kentucky. Republicans have opportunities to bolster their slim advantage in the chamber with wins in Florida, South Dakota, North Carolina and South Carolina - all previously Democratic seats. In addition to the presidential race, CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer will closely watch a number of U.S. Follow along with the anchor's races once the returns start coming in or Pick Your Races. CNN political anchors and reporters selected the top 10 races they will be keeping an eye on Election Night.
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