Just weeks away from the crucial U.S. midterm elections, Democrats will have to overcome the rising costs that remain the biggest campaign issue — while inflation hits its highest level in 40 years. And while Americans traditionally vote with their pocketbooks, Biden is hoping that another hot-button issue will galvanize their base. Jennifer Johnson has more.
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U.S. midterm elections: Historic inflation levels at top of voters’ minds
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