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PA poll: Trump approval remains low, Democrats surging as election nears

A Franklin & Marshall College poll released today finds Donald Trump’s approval rating is among the lowest of any recent president, support for Democrats in the race for control of Congress is rising and Republicans are losing the turnout advantage.

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