"Special Election Snow Forecast Sparks Early-Vote Crunch in Race to Replace George Santos"

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The possibility of a snowstorm on Election Day is creating pressure in the tight race to replace former Rep. George Santos in Congress, with Democrats holding an advantage in early voting. Republican nominee Mazi Melesa Pilip is relying on heavy Election Day turnout, while Democratic nominee Tom Suozzi's campaign is urging supporters to vote early. The uncertain weather forecast has both campaigns strategizing, as the outcome of the special election is crucial for the closely divided chamber and is seen as a bellwether for other suburban races in November.
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