Democrats bet voters will link alleged White House self-dealing to their financial struggles
Summary
Democrats are betting that voters will connect alleged self-dealing by the White House with their own financial struggles, as corruption becomes a top voter issue in the US midterms. The Financial Times reports on this strategy, and The Straits Times reports that Democrats are pushing an anti-corruption message in the final stretch of the midterm campaign as they head into the elections with high expectations.
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Financial Times
Source ↗The Financial Times reports that Democrats are betting voters will connect alleged White House self-dealing with their own financial struggles, in an article on how corruption became a top voter issue in the US midterms.
The Straits Times
Source ↗The Straits Times reports that US Democrats are pushing an anti-corruption message in the midterm homestretch, heading into the elections with high expectations.
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