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(WOMENSENEWS)--Women's votes will determine the outcome of this year's heated election. Female candidates are working to increase their ranks in Congress even as they may lose ground in governors' mansions. And ballot initiatives threaten women's rights.

Women's eNews has been parsing women's votes and shedding light on women's concerns throughout the presidential campaign, from early primaries to final returns. Our Election Day coverage is collected here.

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Campaign 2008: Women's eNews Coverage:

	Women Gain Seats in Congress; Dole Loses			Shaheen Wins Senate Seat; Collins Is Rare GOP Victor
	Women Approach 'Critical Mass' in House			Perdue Claims N.C. Win in Pick-Up for Female Govs
			Voters Turn Back Anti-Choice Ballot Measures

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