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Voting Set to Begin as Trump Makes His Latest Remarks

Trump stressed that the midterm election outcome could hinge on just a handful of votes, according to a report by Kyodo News on November 2. November 1 was the final Sunday before the US midterm...

Voting Set to Begin as Trump Makes His Latest Remarks

# U.S. Midterm Election Watch | Trump First Reacts to Midterms, Tells Voters to "Pretend I'm on the Ballot"

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He emphasized that a difference of just a few votes could determine which party holds the majority and thereby control Congress, using this to heighten a sense of crisis and shore up his support base. That same day, he also spoke in Salina, Kansas, bringing the series of rallies to a close. In both states, Senate races are extremely competitive. Military action against Iran has driven prices sharply higher, and voters are deeply unhappy about it, leaving the ruling Republican Party at a disadvantage as it tries to turn the situation around. The Senate has 100 seats, 35 of which are up for election this time; the outcomes in seven states, including Iowa and Kansas, will prove decisive. Among those seven states, all but Michigan are currently held by Republicans. In these states that were once Republican strongholds, the party has found itself locked in unexpectedly tough fights; if Democrats take the Senate seat in Kansas, it would be the first time in 94 years. 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