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从某中程度上讲，虽然两党对待 EB1的态度都是表面看起来都很美好，实际行动中都夹
杂着各种政治诉求。 但是共和党在面对移民改革的态度对待Ph.D, 那似乎稍微靠铺一
些。 希望直接给STEM PHD 发卡就最美好了，呵呵。
G.O.P. Is Upbeat, and Democrats Pin Senate Hopes on Big Turnout
Democratic and Republican candidates across the country are waging the final
moments of a fierce, state-by-state effort to turn out their supporters on
Tuesday even as voters begin lining up at the polls to express their anger
and frustration at the dysfunction and paralysis in Washington.
After spending months locked in loud and often bitter contests about the
direction of the country under President Obama’s leadership, national
strategists for both parties conceded that the outcomes in a handful of
razor-close Senate races would be determined by the composition of an
electorate that pollsters have struggled to accurately predict. Republicans
need to gain six seats to win control of the chamber.
“It’s all over but the shouting,” Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz
of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, said
Tuesday morning in an interview from Florida. “What matters now is who gets
their people to the polls. We are kicking it into overdrive today. I think
we’re going to surprise a lot of pundits.”
Polling places began to fill up early, as voters arrived to cast their
ballots in elections that will shape the balance of Mr. Obama’s term and
serve as the opening bell for another presidential campaign over the next
two years.
In Connecticut, some polling places reported having to turn away early
risers because the voting rolls had not arrived, but it was unclear how
extensive the problem was. A spokesman for the campaign of Gov. Dannel P.
Malloy said it was requesting that the courts extend voting hours.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the minority leader, cast his ballot in Louisville,
Ky., as he looks toward the possibility that his Republican party will
seize control of the Senate and make him the majority leader. Other
candidates also began arriving at their polling places after last-minute
hand-shaking at street corners.
Martha Coakley, the Democratic candidate for governor in Massachusetts,
tweeted: “Found 2 votes at our last house, now headed to Worcester!”
The two parties also arrived Tuesday at the end of long campaigns for House
seats and governorships. The outcomes of several bitterly fought statehouse
races in Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia and Texas promised to offer some
insight into the frustrated mood of voters in some key battleground states
ahead of the presidential contest in 2016.
For Republicans, the anticipation of victory Tuesday morning was noticeable,
with the party’s leaders openly betting that the election’s results would
offer a salve to them for Mr. Obama’s back-to-back presidential wins.
“Victory is in the air,” Mr. McConnell said at a rally Monday as he
prepared to face voters in his bid for re-election. Mr. McConnell is poised
to become the Senate majority leader if his party wins enough seats on
Tuesday.
杂着各种政治诉求。 但是共和党在面对移民改革的态度对待Ph.D, 那似乎稍微靠铺一
些。 希望直接给STEM PHD 发卡就最美好了，呵呵。
G.O.P. Is Upbeat, and Democrats Pin Senate Hopes on Big Turnout
Democratic and Republican candidates across the country are waging the final
moments of a fierce, state-by-state effort to turn out their supporters on
Tuesday even as voters begin lining up at the polls to express their anger
and frustration at the dysfunction and paralysis in Washington.
After spending months locked in loud and often bitter contests about the
direction of the country under President Obama’s leadership, national
strategists for both parties conceded that the outcomes in a handful of
razor-close Senate races would be determined by the composition of an
electorate that pollsters have struggled to accurately predict. Republicans
need to gain six seats to win control of the chamber.
“It’s all over but the shouting,” Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz
of Florida, the chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, said
Tuesday morning in an interview from Florida. “What matters now is who gets
their people to the polls. We are kicking it into overdrive today. I think
we’re going to surprise a lot of pundits.”
Polling places began to fill up early, as voters arrived to cast their
ballots in elections that will shape the balance of Mr. Obama’s term and
serve as the opening bell for another presidential campaign over the next
two years.
In Connecticut, some polling places reported having to turn away early
risers because the voting rolls had not arrived, but it was unclear how
extensive the problem was. A spokesman for the campaign of Gov. Dannel P.
Malloy said it was requesting that the courts extend voting hours.
Senator Mitch McConnell, the minority leader, cast his ballot in Louisville,
Ky., as he looks toward the possibility that his Republican party will
seize control of the Senate and make him the majority leader. Other
candidates also began arriving at their polling places after last-minute
hand-shaking at street corners.
Martha Coakley, the Democratic candidate for governor in Massachusetts,
tweeted: “Found 2 votes at our last house, now headed to Worcester!”
The two parties also arrived Tuesday at the end of long campaigns for House
seats and governorships. The outcomes of several bitterly fought statehouse
races in Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia and Texas promised to offer some
insight into the frustrated mood of voters in some key battleground states
ahead of the presidential contest in 2016.
For Republicans, the anticipation of victory Tuesday morning was noticeable,
with the party’s leaders openly betting that the election’s results would
offer a salve to them for Mr. Obama’s back-to-back presidential wins.
“Victory is in the air,” Mr. McConnell said at a rally Monday as he
prepared to face voters in his bid for re-election. Mr. McConnell is poised
to become the Senate majority leader if his party wins enough seats on
Tuesday.
