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In both parties, outsider candidates—especially Republican Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders on the Democratic side—are appealing to populist anti-establishment voters, saying they’ll stand up for workers who risk losing their jobs because of trade. That message has helped fire up crowds on the campaign, but it’s not clear how the enthusiasm will translate to votes; at the first caucus in Iowa on Monday, Senator Ted Cruz won over Trump, while Democrat Hillary Clinton secured a slim margin over Sanders.
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