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Voters express concern over Michigan’s tight Senate race
L 22%C 33%R 44%
Left 2 articles
First: CBS News, 3 hours ago
Centre 3 articles
First: Hindustan Times, 10 hours ago
Right 4 articles
First: RealClearPolitics, 7 hours ago
Words this side uses more: trump
- El-Sayed Is Running Through, Not Around, the Right's Racism RealClearPolitics
- Democratic divisions linger in Michigan Senate race. Will frustration with Trump outweigh them? Washington Times
- Why Detroit holds the key to Michigan’s Senate seat Washington Examiner
- In Michigan Senate race, Trump’s softer China tone gives candidates room to look elsewhere South China Morning Post
How this was worked out
Headlines grouped by the leaning of their outlet. “Words this side uses more” are headline words at least 2.5 times more common on that side than on the other two, used by at least 2 of its outlets.
How INDB scores stories · Data: stories INDB grouped from the outlets on the sources page.