US midterm candidates remain silent on climate crisis despite voter concern
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Despite polls showing widespread voter demand in red and blue states for climate action following a record hot summer and $2,000 in extra energy and mortgage costs, US midterm candidates in October 2026 are largely avoiding the topic. Democratic candidates such as Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Jon Ossoff in Georgia, and James Talarico have shifted their campaign focus away from renewable energy toward inflation and foreign conflicts.
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