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Fuel prices keep rising — and so do Democrats’ chances of winning both the House and Senate

Losses for President Donald Trump’s Republican Party in the midterms are expected in large part because of voters’ frustrations with the elevated cost of living.

MarketWatchSeptember 23, 20261 min read
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Fuel prices keep rising — and so do Democrats’ chances of winning both the House and Senate

Losses for President Donald Trump’s Republican Party in the midterms are expected in large part because of voters’ frustrations with the elevated cost of living.

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