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1. New polls show that Democrats have an advantage before partial exams



With partial exams just one day, a new ABC News / Washington Post poll It shows the Democrats with an advantage of 8 points on the generic ballot.



The political director of ABC News, Rick Klein, says that the Democrats will seek to take advantage of the competitive careers of the House in the suburbs of the main cities.





2. Trump a match in the Tennessee Senate race



President Donald Trump has shown great interest in the Senate's closed races across the country, saying he has made a difference in up to seven races.



One is in Tennessee, where Tara Palmeri, an ABC News correspondent at the White House, says voters are responding to some of Trump's central problems, such as immigration and tax reform.





3. Republican gubernatorial candidate accuses Democrats of hacking



In Georgia, Stacey Abrams is trying to become the first black governor in the history of the United States.



She runs against Republican Brian Kemp, the current secretary of state whose office oversees Georgia's elections.



And although we've already seen complaints about voter suppression, Kemp's office said it opened an investigation into the Democratic Party of Georgia for a alleged attempt to hack the state's voting system.



We found out about David Cross, the lawyer who alerted the FBI and Kemp's office about the alleged vulnerability. He says he was informed by a worried voter from Georgia and does not believe that the Democratic Party had anything to do with that.



"Everything Kemp has done is exactly what he wanted to do," Cross said, "which is to make the narrative about the Democratic Party instead of everyone focusing on the fact that there is a serious vulnerability in the system and who just let it go. "



Rebecca DeHart, executive director of the Democratic Party of Georgia, said Kemp's question for the investigation is purely political.



"This political Kemp trick, just a few days before the election, is another example of why he can not be trusted and should not oversee an election in which he is also a candidate for governor," DeHart said.



Kemp has not commented beyond the initial statement of his office that says Democrats are under investigation, without offering evidence.





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Georgia's Secretary of State, Brian Kemp, appears during a unity rally with his daughter Lucy behind him, on July 26, 2018, in Peachtree Corners, Georgia.



4. March of migratory caravans to Mexico City.



While campaigning, Trump has continued on the verge of migrants' caravans Making his way to the border of the United States to ask for asylum.



Marcus Moore, from ABC News, travels with the group and tells us that Mexico City will be a "fork in the road" for many of the migrants.





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Members of the migrant caravan continue their trip to the United States through Isla Island, Veracruz state, Mexico, on November 3, 2018. 



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"Our political leaders, like our president Donald Trump, must recognize that there are many sick people in this country who take their rhetoric seriously and the words" War with the media "and" War with the Democrats ": Cesar Sayoc's mother tells ABC News that his son, accused of sending 14 mail bombs to the liberals, suffers a mental illness and that his actions do not reflect "how he or my children raised him".





ABC News crushed the numbers and identified at least 17 cases in which Trump's name was invoked in direct relation to violence or threats. In 16 of the 17 cases, one person echoed the presidential rhetoric, compared to zero times combined during the presidencies of George W. Bush and Barack Obama..





'Hundreds of millions of articles': Amazon offers free shipping to everyone in All items delivered before Christmas.





"The safety of our employees and contractors is our main priority": Two external contractors only He died in an Amazon warehouse in Baltimore.





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November 5, 2017 - A gunman opens a church in Texas.





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The members of an engineering brigade of the US Army. UU They place the Concertina around a camp for troops, the Department of Defense and Customs and Border Protection of the USA. UU Near the USA international bridge UU And Mexico in Donna, Texas. (Photo credit: Eric Gay / AP)





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The members of an engineering brigade of the US Army. UU They place the Concertina around a camp for troops, the Department of Defense and Customs and Border Protection of the USA. UU Near the USA international bridge UU And Mexico, November 4, 2018, in Donna, Texas. 

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