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Two traditionally Republican-leaning states are emerging as major battlegrounds in the 2026 US midterm elections. Ohio and Iowa, both carried by Donald Trump by double-digit margins in 2024, are now seeing competitive Senate contests — raising questions about the political environment facing Republicans and the president's midterm strategy.

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