Rising cost of living tops voters’ concerns as midterm ballots cast
Summary
A Reuters/Ipsos poll released late Monday found that the cost of living and dissatisfaction with President Trump were top concerns for nearly half of voters ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections. The excerpt says 48% of registered voters ranked the cost of living as the most important factor in their voting decision, but it ends before completing the sentence.Key Facts
- The Reuters/Ipsos poll was released late Monday.
- The poll surveyed registered voters.
- The cost of living and dissatisfaction with President Trump were described as top concerns for nearly half of voters.
- Forty-eight percent of registered voters ranked the cost of living as the most important factor in deciding their vote.
- The elections were scheduled for Tuesday.
- The article excerpt does not provide further poll results.
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