Inflation and tariffs shake Republican-leaning states in the Midwest
Williams links Trump’s tariffs and legislation to economic pressures and argues that his unpopularity may hurt Republican candidates.
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Juan Williams argues that inflation, tariffs, and dissatisfaction with Republican incumbents could make 2026 competitive for Democrats in traditionally Republican Midwestern states. He points to the Kansas Senate race, where Roger Marshall faces Democrat Adam Hamilton, and to close contests in Nebraska and Iowa.
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