Focus groups: Their candidates lost in the Michigan and Texas primaries. Now what?
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The focus groups were produced by Syracuse University and the research firms Engagious and Sago, observed by NBC News.
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Some voters who backed losing candidates in two key Senate primaries this year are still wrestling with whether to support their party's nominee on Election Day, with massive implications for who controls the Senate majority next year.
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