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GOP Senate candidates press Trump to end Iran war as midterms loom
Five weeks before the midterms, Republican Senate hopefuls in Iowa, Michigan and Ohio break with Trump on the Iran war amid voter anger over prices.
What to know
- 36 days remain before the midterms, with control of Congress at stake.
- Republican Senate candidates in three competitive states are publicly breaking with Trump over the Iran war.
- Rising prices are compounding Republican anxiety about midterm prospects, per the tracker.
Donald Trump PresidentRepublican Senate candidates (Iowa, Michigan, Ohio) GOP Senate hopefuls in competitive states
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Republican Senate candidates urge Trump to end Iran war — The updated NYT tracker reports that GOP Senate candidates in Iowa, Michigan and Ohio have called on Trump to bring an end to the Iran war, while the party is also described as panicking over prices ahead of the midterms.
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NYT publishes midterms state-of-play tracker
The New York Times' congressional race tracker outlines the state of play 36 days before the midterms.
“Republicans are panicking over prices — and apparently over the president, too.”
— New York Times, Publication · source
Also covered reported alongside — the timeline has no entry for these yet
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2 outlets Who's Winning the Race for Congress?
first by New York Times, 15h ago · also NYT