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LIVE Q&A: Midterms, explained: with Li Zhou and Christian Paz

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By Jacqué Palmer
Live Q&A with Li Zhou and Christian Paz
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The midterm elections are less than two months away.

On September 23, Vox politics and policy reporters Li Zhou and Christian Paz answered audience questions about what’s at stake when people go to the ballot in November.

This text chat Q&A happened from 1 - 1:43 pm (ET) on 9/23/22.

You can find Li’s and Christian’s answers below, and our midterms coverage here.

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