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cause far-reaching changes in education-related panels in the Senate but minorones in the House,Meanwhile,a strong Republican showing in the na-tion's gubernatorial races harbors heavu implications for education onthe state level.Higher Education Daily today examines the electionsthat affect education most:congressional winners(pps.1 and 4), gubernatorial races(p.1)and state initiatives(p.5)。           \n## DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN THE SENATE PROMISES RESHUFFLING OF EDUCATION PANELS\n\nDemocrats across the nation emerged from Tuesday's congressional elections withsmiles on their faces and control of the Senate under their belts.  \nResults tallied as of yesterday pointed to a net gain of eight Senate seats forthe Democrats,four more than the party needed to regain control of committeechairmanships for the first time in six years.If a few close races that maywarrant recounts go to Democrats as projected,the party will lead the Senateby 55-45,a much wider majority than pundits on either side expected.  \n\"We predicted a win,but we won by more than we anticipated,\"Senate DemocraticLeader Robert Byrd,D-W.Va.,said at a news conference yesterday.The Americanpeople used their votes to send\"a message to Washington\"that they want more\"balance in decision-making\"between Congress and the White House,he said.(more on p.3)  \n## REPUBLICANS FIND SOLACE IN GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS\n\nSen。Robert Dole,R-Kan.,who saw his position as Snate majority leader slipaway in Tuesday's Democratic senatorial landslide,was asked if election dayheld any good news for the Grand 01d Party.Dole didn't hesitate before an-swering。\"The good news is …we've got a lot of new governors,\"Dole said.  \nFrank Fahrenkopf,chairman of the Republican National Committee,was similarlyupbeat in discussing state races.Republicans \"made tremendous gains in thegovernors'races,\"he said yesterday,calling Republican gubernatorial victo-ries in Texas and Florida among the \"key results\"of the election campaign.  \nRepublicans registered a net gain of eight seats,according to unofficial re-sults available yesterday,taking 11 governorships from Democratic hands andlosing three.Fahrenkopf said voters were\"selective,\"voting Democratic inSenate races and Republican in gubernatorial elections.(more)  \nS  \n## REPUBLICANS FIND SOLACE IN GUBERNATORIAL ELECT IONS(Cont.)\n\nAlthough Democrats traditionally have claimed education as one of their ownissues,Tuesday's results indicated that may no longer be the case.Both Dem-ocrats and Republicans ran on platforms that included calls for increased sup-port of education.  \n\"Everyone's for education,\"Tim Crawford,spokesman for the Republican Gover-nors'Association,said yesterday.\"You won't see anyone coming out againstit.\"In Texas,for example,polls have shown that the electorate pegs educa-tion as the No。1 state priority.Both Democratic incumbent Gov.Mark Whiteand former Gov.William Clements espoused support of education,causing theTexas State Education Association(TSEA)to avoid endorsing either.When thevotes were tallied,Clements had ousted White,53 percent to 47 percent.  \n\"We interviewed Governor Clements several times before the election,\"TSEAPresident Charles Beard said yesterday.\"He seemed this time to be in favorof many of our positiong.We view the election in a positive manner.\"  \nEconomy-Education Links  \nTexas has been hit hard by the drop in oil pric-  \nes,causing economic problems that have rippled through the state.Beard saidClements understands the link between an improved economic climate and solideducation,and that helped pave the way to his election.  \nNumerous candidates supported by education groups fell victim in Tuesday'selection.  In Florida,Democratic candidate Steve Pajcic,strongly supported byteacher groups,lost a tight race to Tampa Mayor Robert Martinez,54 percent to46 percent.And while California teacher unions threw their ","cbCaio9wd183eL62","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaio9wd183eL62","pdf",2188662,"English","# SPECIAL ELECTIONS '86 ISSUE\n## DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN THE SENATE PROMISES RESHUFFLING OF EDUCATION PANELS\n## REPUBLICANS FIND SOLACE IN GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS\n## REPUBLICANS FIND SOLACE IN GUBERNATORIAL ELECTIONS (Cont.)\n## DEMOCRATIC VICTORY PROMISES RESHUFFLING OF EDUCATION PANELS (Cont.)","[{\"question\":\"How do the elections affect education-related panels in the Senate and House?\",\"answer\":\"The Democrat Senate majority is described as causing far-reaching changes in Senate education-related panels, while changes in the House are expected to be minor.\"},{\"question\":\"What do gubernatorial results imply for education at the state level?\",\"answer\":\"The text states that strong Republican performance in gubernatorial races carries heavy implications for education policies at the state level.\"},{\"question\":\"How did education groups and teacher associations fare in key states like Texas and Florida?\",\"answer\":\"In Texas, education support did not translate into endorsement of either major candidate, and the article notes the election result between Mark White and William Clements; in Florida, a Democratic candidate backed by teacher groups lost a close race.\"}]","-SPECIAL ELECTIONS '86 ISSUE | PDF",1790676109,23]