The race for the New Hampshire Senate seat is too close to call after shock polls suggested that the Republican candidate - former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown  - has a one-point lead. The virtual tie raises the prospect that he could pull off a surprise win tomorrow in his race against sitting New Hampshire Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen. Pollsters for New Hampshire television stations NH1 and WMUR discovered that Republican Brown is neck and neck with Democrat Shaheen, and either candidate could claim victory in tomorrow's election. 'This one is way too close to call. Things that happen over the next couple days could certainly make the difference,' WMUR's poll-taker, Andy Smith of the University of New Hampshire survey center, said.
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New polls show Republican Scott Brown neck and neck with Democrat Jeanne Shaheen; either could claim victory tomorrow
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In a last-minute push to turn her supporters out to the ballot box, Shaheen brought in presumed 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton
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Hillary: Republicans are 'trying to instill fear. They’re staking everything on it'
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Meanwhile the GOP tried to link Clinton and Shaheen to Obama’s 'failed policies'
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