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Trump Ties Hurt GOP Senate Candidates in North Carolina, Georgia
Source: Bloomberg
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Republican Senate candidates in Georgia and North Carolina are struggling to separate themselves from President Donald Trump ahead of the November midterms. Polls indicate growing voter frustration with the administration's inability to reduce cost-of-living pressures, posing a political risk for Republican candidates and potentially increasing election-policy uncertainty.
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