BBC speaks to Iowa voters ahead of US midterms
The BBC has sent correspondent Sarah Smith across Iowa to speak to voters ahead of midterm elections that will decide control of Congress. Its report cites rising costs and the war in Iran among voters’ concerns.
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With weeks to go before the US midterm elections, BBC correspondent Sarah Smith has travelled across Iowa to speak to voters in the predominantly Republican state. The elections will decide control of Congress and could shape the remainder of President Donald Trump’s time in office, the BBC says. [1]
The BBC’s report says voters are weighing their choices amid concerns about rising costs and the war in Iran. Its published page does not provide a transcript of the interviews, so it does not establish how the people Smith spoke to plan to vote. [1]
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