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Michigan voters divided over Trump as Iran war, rising prices loom over midterms
Michigan voters split: Iran war and cost of living dominate midterms.
In brief
Michigan voters split: Iran war and cost of living dominate midterms. Michigan voters are divided over Trump's Iran war and rising prices ahead of November 3 midterms. Originally reported by Malay Mail.
Michigan voters split
Michigan voters are divided over Trump's Iran war and rising prices ahead of November 3 midterms.
Senate race neck and neck
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and Republican Mike Rogers compete for Michigan's US Senate seat with polls showing them neck and neck.
Mike's concerns
Retired carmaker Mike fears Trump's Iran war will lead to tax hikes and financial instability.
Rich's perspective
Retired carmaker Rich believes Democrat Abdul El-Sayed's stance on Iran makes him a poor choice for Senate.
Iran war impact
Mike's son serves in the military in the Middle East where over 20 Americans have been killed.
Cost of living
Rising grocery and gas prices strain Michigan retirees' budgets with little money left.
Union campaign
United Auto Workers promote Democratic candidates in Michigan with door-to-door canvassing.
Voter sentiment
Retired voters say they feel the country is not going in the right direction and question why they should vote.
Election impact
Michigan's Senate race could determine which party controls the US Senate.
Voter division
Michigan voters split between concerns about Iran war and rising living costs ahead of November 3 midterms.
What matters most
Michigan voters are divided over Trump's Iran war and rising prices ahead of November 3 midterms.
