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On Nov. 5, Michigan voters will elect legislators in each of Michigan's 15 new congressional districts to serve in Washington, DC, as well as state senators and representatives from newly drawn districts. But will the new districts change the makeup of the congressional delegation and the Republican's decade-long hold on majorities in the state House and Senate?
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