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Republicans shift away from Trump before midterms
Before the U.S. midterm elections, many Republican candidates are distancing themselves from supporting President Donald Trump in order to improve their chances of winning. Trump is considered a political pressure point for them due to his declining popularity and waning support among voters. Public opinion polls show that approval of the Republican administration has fallen to 32%, the lowest level since Trump returned to the White House in January 2025. Some candidates are trying to present themselves as "independent candidates," separate from Trump, even though they continue to publicly support him. Meanwhile, Trump ties his campaign efforts closely to himself and shows limited tolerance toward his opponents. Relying on strategies that distance candidates from Trump is risky, as such moves might be viewed as mere electoral tactics without any real change in their positions—especially since voters are aware of such shifts.
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