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Center Owned by Daily Thanthi GroupElection takeaways: Young voters move away from the GOP, many voters driven by opposition to Trump
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Early trends in the U.S. midterm elections show Democrats holding a lead in traditionally Republican districts, a development framed by NDTV as a nationwide judgment on former President Trump amid a mood turning sharply against Republicans over soaring living costs and the war against Iran. Republican candidate Dayna‑Marie Miles told The Tribune that the party is “bigger than Trump,” urging voters to research candidates and emphasizing that the party’s identity extends beyond the former president’s influence.
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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump has repeatedly encouraged voters to pretend he's on the ballot this Election Day. They appear to be taking his advice — and that's not a good thing for the Republican president or his party. Early returns suggest major swings away from the GOP, even in Trump's…
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WASHINGTON: President Donald Trump has repeatedly encouraged voters to pretend he's on the ballot this Election Day. They appear to be taking his advice — and that's not a good thing for the Republican president or his party. Early returns suggest major swings away from the GOP, even in Trump's…
