Trump fuels voters on both sides in midterm elections, but Dems have upper hand: poll
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Trump fuels voters on both sides in midterm elections, but Dems have upper hand: poll Democrats have captured one of their largest polling leads over Republicans on the generic congressional ballot this cycle, some 50 days out from the midterm elections.
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What happened
Trump fuels voters on both sides in midterm elections, but Dems have upper hand: poll Democrats have captured one of their largest polling leads over Republicans on the generic congressional ballot this cycle, some 50 days out from the midterm elections.
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