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Trump vows $5,000 cheques to woo voters: Inside Republicans' move to save midterms amid Iran war woes

First reported 7 Oct, 08:07 UTCUpdated 4h ago2 sources

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Ahead of the 3 November midterms, Trump has promised to pay every adult US citizen $5,000 if Republicans retain Congress while rolling out smaller ACA payments. The pitch comes as the Iran war, rising fuel costs and his falling approval rating put pressure on Republican prospects.

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Trump vows $5,000 cheques to woo voters: Inside Republicans' move to save midterms amid Iran war woes

Ahead of the 3 November midterms, Trump has promised to pay every adult US citizen $5,000 if Republicans retain Congress while rolling out smaller ACA payments. The pitch comes as the Iran war, rising fuel costs and his falling approval rating put pressure on Republican prospects.

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  1. MercoPressCenterUYMostly factual
    Trump promises payments to voters ahead of midterms dominated by the cost of living (opens MercoPress in a new tab)

    US President Donald Trump has announced a series of direct payments to various groups of citizens in recent weeks and has promised US$5,000 to every adult if Republicans keep control of Congress in the November 3 midterm elections, in which the cost of living is shaping up as the central issue.

  2. MintCenterINHigh factuality
    Trump vows $5,000 cheques to woo voters: Inside Republicans' move to save midterms amid Iran war woes (opens Mint in a new tab)

    Ahead of the 3 November midterms, Trump has promised to pay every adult US citizen $5,000 if Republicans retain Congress while rolling out smaller ACA payments. The pitch comes as the Iran war, rising fuel costs and his falling approval rating put pressure on Republican prospects.

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