Michigan Midterm Voters Cite Costs, Government Spending, Culture Wars and Trump
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Voters to cast ballots until 8 pm local time as pivotal Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers tests Democratic congressional hopes
Midterm voting continues across the United States. In Michigan, voters are concerned about these decisive elections for Trump's term of office. Debate is polarized between democratic voters and Republicans, although a large majority place purchasing power at the heart of their concerns. Sarah Andersen, France 24 correspondent in Detroit, Michigan, explains.
Voters are casting their ballots in Michigan, where a close race for a Senate seat between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers is a test of Democrats' bid to take control of Congress. Michigan residents went to the polls early Tuesday in a key midterm election in the US presidential term, citing rising costs […]
Voters in Michigan, who started casting their ballots early this morning for the midterm elections, are drawing attention to the rising cost of living in the country. They are citing increases in prices for gasoline, groceries, health insurance, and school supplies.
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