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Election 2024 Live: Breaking News on Decision Day

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Justine Landis Hanley, Deep Vakil and Roman Broszkowski
November 5, 2024
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Justine Landis Hanley

Justine Landis-Hanley is a Stabile investigative fellow at Columbia Journalism School. She has previously had bylines in The New York Times and the Guardian Australia.

Deep Vakil

Deep Vakil is a Stabile Investigative Fellow at Columbia Journalism School, who previously covered global energy markets and companies for Reuters.

Roman Broszkowski

Roman Broszkowski is a Stabile investigative student at Columbia Journalism School.

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