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Maggie Hassan after winning Governor's race in New Hampshire | Photo: maggiehassan.com

New Hampshire Becomes First State With Woman Governor, All-Female Congressional Delegation: Callum Borchers–boston.com–11/7/12–Photo: maggiehassan.com

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