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"Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Donna It's election night, and Bartlet (Martin Sheen) isn't the only winner. The late Horton Wilde won his House race in Orange County, Cal., which puts Sam (Rob Lowe) in a delicate position, especially since someone leaked his promise to Wilde's widow. Bartlet's attempt to celebrate the win with a romantic night with Abbey (Stockard Channing) keeps getting interrupted, not least by the coup in Venezuela.

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"Previously on the West Wing" spoken by Donna It's election night, and Bartlet (Martin Sheen) isn't the only winner. The late Horton Wilde won his House race in Orange County, Cal., which puts Sam (Rob Lowe) in a delicate position, especially since someone leaked his promise to Wilde's widow. And Andy Wyatt (Kathleen York) won her House race in Maryland (with 85 percent of the vote), but Toby's (Richard Schiff) still worried about how her pregnancy will play politically. Meanwhile, a coup is developing in Venezuela, and it's the first night in the situation room for Cdr. Jack Reese (Christian Slater), the gallant Ritchie supporter who swapped votes with Donna (Janel Moloney). Bartlet's attempt to celebrate the win with a romantic night with Abbey (Stockard Channing) keeps getting interrupted, not least by the coup in Venezuela.