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Voters’ anger over high prices helped Democrats win sweeping victories in Tuesday’s midterms, denying President Trump another congressional majority and putting his economic agenda at risk. National gas prices averaged about $4.15 per gallon on Election Day, more than $1 higher than a year earlier. Democratic leaders pledged to tackle affordability, including by seeking to end the war with Iran, lower health insurance premiums and reverse parts of Trump’s tax and welfare policies, though Trump could veto their proposals.
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