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In August, lawmakers are campaigning across the U.S. for themselves and their colleagues. Strategists indicate that only a few lawmakers, such as Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Democrats, and John Kennedy for Republicans, have significant influence on voters and fundraising. Polling suggests that some Washington leaders may not resonate with average voters despite their positions.
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In August, lawmakers are campaigning across the U.S. for themselves and their colleagues. Strategists indicate that only a few lawmakers, such as Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for Democrats, and John Kennedy for Republicans, have significant influence on voters and fundraising. Polling suggests that some Washington leaders may not resonate with average voters despite their positions.
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