Fox News'We've got their back': GOP nominee in key Senate race touts support for working class voters
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45% : "The good news is that they're laser focused on the issues that matter in people's lives," Rogers said of Trump and Vance.31% : When asked how the dramatic shift at the top of the ticket is impacting his race, Rogers said, "We see the intensity of Democrats up."However, he added, "We thought that was going to happen anyway."Rogers said the numbers in his race have not moved, adding, "We're still in the margin of error with our opponent."CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPThe former congressman, who is backed by the National Republican Senatorial Committee and who was endorsed earlier this year by Trump, easily won this month's GOP Senate primary.
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