| Clinton makes closing pitch in 2-minute prime-time ad airing today; The Daily 202: Why Democrats are likelier than not to win the Senate majority; A cyberattack could disrupt Tuesday’s U.S. elections — but wouldn’t change the results; The forecasters who predicted Brexit think Trump is likely to lose; Top LGBT rights group calls for stronger protections, diverse cabinet appointments; Amid last-minute push in Va., Clinton holds 6-point lead in latest poll; Schumer adds debt free college to his 2017 agenda; ‘Institutionalizing Hiring Excellence’ is next new plan to improve federal employment; Hillary Clinton would win in Australia, New Zealand, England, Canada, France, Mexico and Germany. But not Russia.; House science chairman gets heat in Texas race for being a global warming skeptic; K Street’s current obsession: musical (committee) chairs; | | | | | | | Politics happens fast. Catch up. |
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