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Liam Dann: Why I think Trump will most likely win on Wednesday

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Jamie Morton: How much US election doomscrolling is too much?

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Shane Te Pou: How polarisation shapes voter choices and divides America

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Letters: Let the public vote on alcohol in supermarkets

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