What we learned from heated US midterm Senate debates
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Ahead of the November 3 midterm elections, candidates running for the U.S. Senate have engaged in heated debates amid voter concerns over the cost of living and fuel prices and low approval ratings for President Donald Trump. While Republicans face ongoing scrutiny regarding their alignment with Trump, a Reuters analysis shows that two-thirds of candidates in competitive House and Senate races have broken with the president. In Maine, Republican Senator Susan Collins—running for her sixth term against Democrat Troy Jackson—emphasized her independence during a debate, stating she voted against Trump 137 times this Congress.
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