Trump campaigns in Alaska, Arizona and Montana amid Republican polling woes
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Donald Trump spent 24 hours in Alaska before heading to campaign rallies in Arizona and Montana, a sign of his party's polling troubles. He has taken to campaigning in conservative-leaning parts of competitive states rather than more politically diverse areas. In Alaska, where Democrat Mary Peltola is polling tied with or slightly ahead of Republican senator Dan Sullivan, the president repeated his claim that Iran was two weeks from a nuclear weapon, and pardoned two repair shop owners convicted under the Clean Air Act for removing diesel pollution controls. Trump's approval rating has fallen amid rising fuel prices and the unpopular Iran conflict; he also urged Republicans to vote by mail, a process he has long sought to discredit.
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