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A 'STEM wave': Democratic doctors, scientists win a record number of seats in the midterms - The Washington Post — Executive News Brief

The Washington Post reports that <a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivwFBVV95cUxQeU1mYXJFVXFOejhkUGV6eWx4MVhFQzR0cn FwUURLT1p6aTJueTV0anBJMGhEYmd PdXFwVjNwNGhZOWRZUXpvdy1lLVQ1Qm9XUnNLVzZoVEJyODk4M2kxMXdz Unl6NjRnS0RBbkpETnN4OUsybmY4cl AtVmhWMzdUNjdkOVFHb1JSd0IwdVBuMnlfRVZ0OVFXUWhiMXJXd3ow QnZOdk8xN1F3RkoybEVpYnF2SC01NkNxQ2pUV29mNA?oc=5" target="_blank">A 'STEM wave': Democratic doctors, scientists win a record number of seats in the midterms</a> <font color="#6f6f6f">The Washington Post</font>