US Midterm Elections: Six Weeks of Voting Begin as Control of Congress Hangs in Balance
Early voting begins in US midterm elections that could flip control of Congress, giving Americans six weeks to decide who will lead Congress as costs continue to rise.
In-person voting for US midterm elections began this week, marking the start of a final six-week period in which Americans will decide who they trust to lead Congress and shape the nation's policy priorities through the cost-of-living crisis and other pressing issues. The midterms are seen as a potentially decisive moment for control of Congress, with voters weighing in on key issues such as healthcare, education, and economic policies. As the campaign enters its final stretch, the stakes are high, with the outcome likely to have significant implications for the country's direction and representation.
