Voters Are Mad at Trump — and Scared of Socialism
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Voters are frustrated with President Trump's administration — but opposition to socialism may matter more when they cast their midterm ballots.
That is the key finding of new reporting on what is driving Americans to the polls.
Two forces stand out. First, frustration with the Trump administration. Second, opposition to socialism. Both are shaping how voters make their midterm election decisions.
The finding suggests that what voters are voting against may matter more than what they are voting for.