Will Trump’s economy sink Republicans in the US midterm elections? Our reporters answer your questions
Summary
The US midterm elections are less than three weeks away, and the economy is a main concern for voters. Prices for food and gas are still high, the job market is uncertain, and President Donald Trump’s positive statements about the economy are not convincing many voters.Key Facts
- The US midterm elections will take place on November 3.
- Many voters worry about high food and gas prices.
- The job market is unstable and causing concern.
- Confidence in President Trump’s claims about the economy is low among voters.
- Kevin Warsh became the new chair of the Federal Reserve this year.
- Reporters are answering public questions about inflation, living costs, labor, tariffs, and economic policies.
- The Guardian US is hosting a series of live Q&A sessions ahead of the midterms.
- Other topics related to the elections include political party makeup, campaign funding, and foreign affairs.
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