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Democrats won the midterm elections, largely due to voter dissatisfaction with rising living costs and gas prices. The effectiveness of their governance is now in question due to a divided government.
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Democrats won the midterm elections, largely due to voter dissatisfaction with rising living costs and gas prices. The effectiveness of their governance is now in question due to a divided government.
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The economy propelled Democrats to victory. What can they actually do about it?
Democrats' Midterm Victory Linked to Economic Concerns