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The table above summarises what polls and betting markets are telling us about the upcoming Presidential election for seven battlegrounds (or “swing”) states and the national outlook.

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This matchup has a storied history and was an incredible rivalry in the 1970s. This series began in 1970, and during that decade, the Steelers and Raiders met 11 times, including five playoff battles ...

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