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Trump's not on the ballot so what does he have to do with the midterms?

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ABC News AU - National
By Phoebe Hosier
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Voters may treat the midterm elections as a referendum on Donald Trump's presidency and could determine how much power he has for the rest of his term.

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  • Trump's not on the ballot so what does he have to do with the midterms?.
  • Voters may treat the midterm elections as a referendum on Donald Trump's presidency and could determine how much power he has for the rest of his term.
  • Voters may treat the midterm elections as a referendum on Donald Trump's presidency and could determine how much power he has for the rest of his term.

Voters may treat the midterm elections as a referendum on Donald Trump's presidency and could determine how much power he has for the rest of his term.

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