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2026-11-04 08:47
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Exit Poll: 88% Say Cost of Living Was a Key Factor in Their Vote
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The FederalistRight
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- The FederalistRight
As Republicans see electoral losses across the country, about 74 percent of voters said the Iran war was a “crucial or major” factor in their vote for Congress, and Democrats won 63 percent of those voters, according to NBC exit polls.
Read at thefederalist.com → - BreitbartRight
The cost of living was a crucial or major factor for 88% of voters in Tuesday’s midterm elections, according to CNN exit poll figures. The post Exit Poll: 88% Say Cost of Living Was a Key Factor in Their Vote appeared first on Breitbart .
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