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US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?

author: Al Mayadeen
source: Al Mayadeen
8 Nov 2022 15:55

According to a recent Pew Research Center survey, the economy is the most important issue for voters in the midterm elections; 79% of registered voters said that the economy is very important to their voting decisions.

US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?
US midterms: Who is going to save the economy?