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  1. PBS NewsHour presented a discussion with Democratic strategist Faiz Shakir and Republican strategist and media consultant Melik Abdul about the parties’ closing messages and expected performance in the final month of the midterm election cycle.

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  2. Donald Trump is cutting checks to Americans and promising more as the midterm campaign focuses on affordability. He says the payments are refunds for excessive healthcare costs; Democrats say they are an effort to win votes for Republicans.

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  3. The Senate Leadership Fund is pulling back in North Carolina and moving money into Kansas, where it plans a seven-figure advertising buy. It had planned about $18 million in new North Carolina ads and already spent about $32 million there.

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    The Senate Leadership Fund had booked $19.5 million in North Carolina advertising.

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  4. An Associated Press-NORC poll found widespread dissatisfaction with Donald Trump’s performance and strong demand for change ahead of the 2026 US congressional elections. Economic and cost-of-living concerns were the leading issues for voters.

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    Share of Americans polled who say the country needs substantial change or complete upheaval

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  5. Elon Musk has reportedly spent $366 million since last year to support Republicans in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, including more than $276 million since July. His spending includes major contributions to Senate and other Republican political groups.

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    Elon Musk donated more than USD 276000000 to political groups since July.

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  6. Republican-aligned groups are deploying about $1 billion ahead of the 2026 midterms, but some officials and analysts say the spending began too late and is costing more. MAGA Inc. has increased advertising in competitive races including Texas.

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    Republican groups have amassed $1 billion for the 2026 midterm campaign.

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  7. politicsWashington, DC, United States

    Democrats hold midterm edge as Senate contests tighten

    With four weeks until Election Day, new polls and Cook ratings give Democrats an edge: they are favored for a narrow House majority, while six Senate seats have shifted toward them since June. Trump’s approval remains low, but Republicans retain a cash advantage.

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    Democrats need a net gain of at least four Senate seats to win a majority.

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