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Trump promises voters $5,000 if Republicans keep House and Senate
Trump's $5,000 voter payout pledge raises legal and election-integrity questions.
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Legal experts weigh whether Trump's $5,000 promise to voters is allowed under election law
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William Peace University students say they doubt the promised $5,000 payout
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Critics say Trump's pledge makes doing his job depend on Republican election wins
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Political scientists argue Trump's cash-for-votes pledge is unlikely to sway voters
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