Millions of Americans are scheduled to vote in U.S. midterm elections on Nov. 3, deciding control of the House of Representatives and Senate and governorships in 36 states, according to the Guardian.
The Guardian’s new panel of nine voters identified the cost of living, immigration, health care, the war in Iran and trust in political leaders among the issues they are weighing. Pew Research Center reported that the economy ranks as the leading midterm issue for voters across parties, while Democratic voters are more engaged in the election.
Pew said Trump’s approval rating stood at 30% and that 44% of voters viewed their ballot as a vote against him. The Hill wrote that Democrats could win the House and a narrow Senate majority, while noting the party would still face challenges afterward.