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Midterms will come down to ‘fundamentals’ versus ‘polarization’
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Republicans only need to flip one Senate seat and five House seats to gain control of Congress. While the economy remains a top issue for voters, an NBC News poll also finds that the majority of voters prefer that Congress is controlled by the Democratic party over the Republican party.Nov. 7, 2022
