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Balanced partnership in the elections of the congress is one of the characteristics that has changed in the last decade. The congressional election is another parameter that has changed in the last decade.

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Yes it has. Every two years there will be some change. All members of the House of Representatives are up for election. Every two years one third of the Senators are up for election. Senators are elected for a six year term. That is why the Democrats still control the Senate today. Only one third of them were up for election last time.

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