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Politics Today's Headlines  |  December 3, 2008

Georgia Sen. Saxby Chambliss easily wins runoff By James Oliphant and Richard Fausset In defeating challenger Jim Martin, the Georgia Republican deflates Democratic prospects for a filibuster-proof Senate majority. GM says it could fail in a matter of weeks By Ken Bensinger and Jim Puzzanghera 'There is no Plan B,' an executive says. The Big Three automakers now seek as much as $34 billion in U.S. aid. Obama promises governors he'll be listening By Christi Parsons President-elect tells a gathering of 48 state chief executives that he wants their input on a national economic recovery plan. Gates on board with Obama's Iraq plan By Julian E. Barnes The Defense secretary says the new U.S.-Iraq security agreement changes the conversation from debating a timeline for withdrawal to figuring out how to reduce troops responsibly. More than 60% of California's eligible voters went to the polls By Patrick Mcgreevy and Martha Groves In only registered voters are tallied, the turnout was 80.6%. Final races are tallied: McClintock and Strickland win. Prop. 11 and Beverly Hills condo measure pass. Nixon archives shed light on his campaign to investigate enemies By Christopher Goffard The Nixon Presidential Library & Museum releases its largest collection of archival papers and tapes, which reflect the president's crusade to scope out those who antagonized him. President Nixon still pretty steamed about suspect staff loyalty Attn. Fox News haters: New book provides more to revile about him How 4 weeks changed crucial numbers in the Georgia Senate race POLITICS A-Z The daily destination for breaking news from the Los Angeles Times and other top political sources on the Web. SUBSCRIBE Subscribe to Politics, The Times' free e-mail newsletter on national politics, delivered to your inbox Monday through Friday.

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