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The booming economy may not be the boon to the GOP as many think. According to this article, some of the hardest hit areas remain so in spite of the increases in jobs. And many are Democrat strongholds. So, how will the people in these areas vote in November?
Sixty percent of Americans told Pew that they see their midterm vote as an act of either supporting the president (26 percent) or opposing him (34 percent). That is the highest combined number since Pew began asking such a question in 2006.
And 68 percent said that control of Congress would influence how they vote, the highest level in two decades.
More of this @ Jobs Boom Favors Democratic Counties, Not Trump Strongholds