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2026-10-26 15:33
Poll: Democrats slightly lead Republicans on economy heading into midterms
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- USA TodayLean left
Divided nation: Republicans prize patriotism, Democrats equality-Poll USA Today
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As crucial midterm elections loom, a national survey underscores the clashing priorities and partisan distrust that define today's political landscape.
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The poll surveyed 2,527 registered voters nationwide Oct. 5-7 and found that 43% trust Democrats more to handle the economy, compared with 40% who trust Republicans.
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USA TodayLean left
Divided nation: Republicans prize patriotism, Democrats equality-Poll - USA Today
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Divided Nation: GOP Prizes Patriotism, Dems Value Equality
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Poll: Democrats slightly lead Republicans on economy heading into midterms
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Poll: Democrats slightly lead Republicans on economy heading into midterms
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Poll: Democrats slightly lead Republicans on economy heading into midterms
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