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Mike Johnson says Republicans "need turnout" in the midterms

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Mike Johnson says Republicans "need turnout" in the midterms. (2026, October 12). CBS News. https://www.cbsnews.com/video/mike-johnson-says-republicans-need-turnout-in-the-midterms/

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On October 18, Mike Johnson, a Republican representative from Louisiana, emphasized the importance of voter turnout for his party in the upcoming midterm elections. Speaking at an event, he highlighted that high Republican voter engagement could determine control over Congress. The focus on mobilizing supporters underscores the competitive nature of this election cycle and the strategic efforts by both major parties to secure voter participation ahead of November 8th.

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