Corruption is voters' top issue ahead of midterm election, CNBC survey shows
Democrats have worked to contrast economic hardship with President Trump's surging net worth and his family's lucrative business dealings.
CNBC reports: Democrats have worked to contrast economic hardship with President Trump's surging net worth and his family's lucrative business dealings.
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