
Six States, One Message: How Midterm Voters May Decide Control of Congress
NPR hits six states to hear voters explain their midterm picks, from Georgia Senate races to Texas's redrawn districts.


NPR hits six states to hear voters explain their midterm picks, from Georgia Senate races to Texas's redrawn districts.

A poll reveals Latino voters are swinging back toward Democrats before midterms, with 69% disapproving of Trump's presidency.

A new CBS Battleground Tracker poll finds Democrats hold an edge for a narrow House majority amid voter concern about prices.

Trump asks Americans to call Sen. Tom Cotton to push for permanent daylight saving time, sparking a public feud over the bill.

Poll shows Democrats ahead in Texas, Alaska, and Ohio Senate races, tied in Kansas, despite Trump's 2024 wins there.

A CBS News poll finds Maine voters split between state and national issues in the Senate race, with Collins and Jackson each drawing distinct support.

Texas poll shows Dem James Talarico leads GOP Ken Paxton in Senate race 51-49%, with Abbott's GOTV push driving both contests.

Polls find Americans see voting as a duty, not a choice, yet deeply split on parties. Midterm races remain tight.

A poll of Michigan's voters reveals a dead heat between two candidates, each favored by half the people, none certain which shall win.

Centrist Dems refuse to let AOC campaign for them, leaving her 2028 White House hopes in doubt amid falling favorability.

Talarico leads Paxton 49 to 44 in Texas Senate poll, with independents split 32 points in favor of Talarico.

New NPR/PBS News/Marist poll shows voters shifting against the Party of Trump, with Democrats holding a 53-41 edge in congressional picks.
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