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61 days that could change the world

On Tuesday (Wednesday Australian time), the American people will go to the polls for one of the most consequential midterm elections in living memory, as President Donald Trump’s Republican Party attempts to defend their control of Congress and the Senate. At this stage it’s not looking favourable for the President, with aggregate polling analysis from The post 61 days that could change the world…

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