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2028 hopefuls with the most riding on the midterms

Newseze Wire·Sun, Nov 1, 11:00 AMWire: The Hill
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2028 hopefuls with the most riding on the midterms

The candidates with the most at stake in Tuesday's midterm elections won't necessarily be the ones on the ballot. For a growing field of prospective 2028 presidential contenders in both parties, the results could offer an early test of t…

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