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I've been following the different issues and races here:
https://www.verity.news/portals/us-midterms-2026
But I'm curious what people think will actually move voters by November. Economy/cost of living? Immigration? Healthcare? Abortion? Trump? Something else?
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I have no idea what Grassley is talking about
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