AP-NORC poll: 80% of registered voters want major change in how U.S. is run
A new AP-NORC poll finds 80 percent of registered voters want substantial or complete change in how the country is run, weeks before the midterms.
A new AP-NORC poll finds that 80 percent of registered voters want major change in how the country is run. The midterm elections are weeks away.
The Hill reports that respondents chose either "complete and total upheaval" or "substantial change." That includes 97 percent of Democrats and 90 percent of independents. The Hill's excerpt cuts off before giving the figure for Republicans.
PBS NewsHour reports that a strong majority of voters think President Donald Trump is falling short at home and abroad. It describes the results as a warning sign for the Republican Party.
Al Jazeera reports that voters are frustrated with Trump and anxious about their finances. It says this sets up an unpredictable run-up to election night for Republicans.
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- The HillMost in new poll want major change in midtermsThu, Oct 15, 12:50 PM EDT
- Al JazeeraAhead of US midterms, voters are frustrated with Trump, want change: PollThu, Oct 15, 2:17 PM EDT
- PBS NewsHourFrustrated with Trump, voters overwhelmingly want change, AP-NORC poll findsThu, Oct 15, 6:27 PM EDT
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