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US midterm exit polls: Two-thirds of voters blame Trump for high prices

US midterm exit polls: Two-thirds of voters blame Trump for high prices

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In the 2026 US midterm elections, Trump hand‑picked Senate candidates in South Carolina, North Carolina and Texas lost, and his preferred pick trailed early results in Michigan, while Democrats swept key polls and took control of the Senate and House as voters appeared to reject Trump’s agenda; Trump conceded defeat and warned of his veto power.

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    A majority of American voters believe the United States made the wrong decision by launching military action against Iran, according to an Associated Press (AP) election day poll conducted amid the 2026 US midterm elections. The findings point to growing public dissatisfaction with President Donald…

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The cost of living, economic concerns and dissatisfaction with the country’s direction emerged as major factors shaping voter responses in the midterm elections.

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US midterm exit polls: Two-thirds of voters blame Trump for high prices

The cost of living, economic concerns and dissatisfaction with the country’s direction emerged as major factors shaping voter responses in the midterm elections.

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