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Economic distress seen as key factor in U.S. midterm elections
The Globe and Mail · World
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- Democrats are counting on economic worry to shift voting behavior in coming midterms.
- Eight years ago, voters turned out at rates higher than any midterm in over a century.
- That prior election gave Democrats a 40-seat House boost and removed Republican leadership.
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