Voters Along I-80 Weigh the Economy Ahead of the Midterms

I travel from New Jersey to Nebraska, speaking with voters in competitive congressional districts about the issues shaping their views ahead of the midterm elections. The conversations focus on everyday costs and political support, offering on-the-ground perspectives rather than polling or election results.

- New Jersey and Pennsylvania: Voters discuss health insurance, immigration, prices, and confidence in candidates.
- Ohio and Iowa: Interviews explore gas and food costs, housing, allegations involving a candidate, and the effects of tariffs.
- Nebraska and the journey’s conclusion: Voters consider the Senate race and describe their concerns about the economy and elected officials.

For viewers following U.S. elections, these firsthand accounts provide examples of how economic pressures intersect with political choices. Use the issues raised to compare candidates and proposals in your area before voting.