Obama reaches black radio to mobilize votes for midterms
President Barack Obama appeals to African-American radio audiences to boost turnout in key states like Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, and North Carolina. He notes strong black support despite overall low approval, urging allies to do what it takes to win and ensure Democratic turnout. Census data show black adult turnout lower in midterms than in presidential years.
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Democrats push ballot questions on minimum wage
Democrats campaign in five states to put nonbinding minimum wage questions on the ballot to energize voters and show support for the middle class while Republicans warn of potential job losses. In Illinois the measure is nonbinding and would not raise wages. Obama urged higher turnout, noting midterm participation is often lower than presidential elections.
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