“Three weeks from Election Day, deep frustration over an economy that feels unworkable for Americans at most every level, from farmers to truckers to consumers, has expanded the map of competitive electoral contests into areas that seemed safely Republican just a couple of months ago,” the New York Times reports.
“Sustained high prices are putting at risk some of the constituencies, states and congressional districts that President Trump and Republicans won decisively in 2024. The widespread discontent has prompted candidates, parties and major GOP fund-raising groups to shift their messages and ad spending in crucial races to try to move voters in the final days of the midterm campaign.”
The Guardian: A national verdict on Trump 2.0 is coming.


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