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A Reuters/Ipsos poll of 1,765 U.S. adults ahead of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections found that the nine issues most on voters’ minds were the cost of living, Donald Trump, Iran, election integrity, household finances, transgender participation in sports, data centers, donations from major donors, and the political ideas of the two parties. The cost of living topped the list: 48% called it the most important issue, compared with 26% who said the same of democratic norms and 13% of immigration. Forty-eight percent said they were voting against Trump, while 25% said they were voting for him. And 55% said military action against Iran was not worth its cost. Seventy-seven percent said they were confident their votes would be counted, although 45% viewed fraud as a widespread problem. Forty-nine percent said their household finances had worsened since January 2025. Meanwhile, 38% considered barring transgender women from competing in women’s sports an extremely important or the most important issue; 42% said the same about restricting the construction of data centers. Ninety-three percent of Democrats and 71% of Republicans said it was inappropriate for billionaires to spend tens of millions of dollars to influence elections. Forty-three percent said Democrats had at least some good ideas, compared with 39% who said the same of Republicans.
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