The US president had urged people to pretend he was on the ballot paper in the races to determine control of Congress.
Democrats secure early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US Congress
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Evening Standard UKBy Nick LesterEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The US president had urged people to pretend he was on the ballot paper in the races to determine control of Congress.
Key Takeaways
- Democrats secure early wins in their campaign to wrestle control of US Congress.
- The US president had urged people to pretend he was on the ballot paper in the races to determine control of Congress.
- The US president had urged people to pretend he was on the ballot paper in the races to determine control of Congress.
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