Trump's trade war with Canada could rattle economies in states like Alaska with key Senate races

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The report includes attributed comments from elected officials, candidates, administration officials and a former adviser, and gives examples of industries and states exposed to the dispute. It offers limited independent economic analysis or direct testimony from affected businesses, and some campaign claims are presented without further verification.

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