Columbia Journalism: Elections coverage: U.S. Senate

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Republicans Consolidate Congressional Control
By Stefanie Cohen
Republicans increased their majority in the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, capturing Democratic seats in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, finishing in a strong position to maintain control.

Schumer Routs Senate Foes
N.Y. Democrat re-elected, but will he serve the full term?
By Alex Hutchinson
The incumbent faced no serious challenge, but did little to dispel rumors of possible run for governor in 2006.

Eye Doctor Walked Lonely Road in Senate Contest
By Lani Perlman
As the U.S. Senate contest headed into its final week, Dr. Marilyn O'Grady waited patiently in the back of the fluorescent-lit Catholic school cafeteria for her chance to talk to the Douglaston Civic Association.