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Ohio, Maine and Texas are the states to keep tabs on this midterm election, according to our Washington correspondents. Whether it's tension over data centre development in Ohio, debates over tariffs and trade ties with Canada in Maine, or concerns about a race so tight that they have Donald Trump flying to Texas three times in one month – Katie Simpson, Willy Lowry and Paul Hunter break down the high stakes in these key battlegrounds.
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