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BBC asks voters across US what brought them to the polls today

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BBC asks voters across US what brought them to the polls today
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Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio spoke to BBC reporters as millions of Americans decide who will control Congress.

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  • BBC asks voters across US what brought them to the polls today.
  • Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio spoke to BBC reporters as millions of Americans decide who will control Congress.
  • Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio spoke to BBC reporters as millions of Americans decide who will control Congress.

Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio spoke to BBC reporters as millions of Americans decide who will control Congress.

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