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Breitbart · +5h The Federalist · +14h The Blaze
The lengthy and unpopular conflict in Iran has evidently had an outsized impact on the midterm election. Exit polling conducted by NBC News and other media outfits showed that when thinking about their vote for Congress, 34% of voters said that the conflict in Iran was "crucial"; 40% said it was a…
Read at theblaze.com →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 →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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