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Trump says he will respect midterm results 'if they're honest elections'
President Trump said on Tuesday that he will respect next week's midterm results "if they're honest elections” amid growing concerns from Democrats over his pre-election rhetoric. Trump made the comments at Joint Base Andrews before departing for a campaign trip to Texas.
Reuters
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Both outlets frame the story around Alaska’s close Senate race and the possibility of a post-election fight if the Republican incumbent loses. Channel 4 News asks whether Trump will block Alaska’s result, while Democracy Now! broadens the frame to “midterm election results from Alaska to California” and, in its extract, mentions an ACLU warning about undermined confidence.
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