Focus groups in Iowa and Georgia—two crucial Senate battlegrounds—reveal undecided voters deeply concerned about inflation and high living costs, despite many having voted for Trump in 2020. The anxiety over the economy is the dominant driver of voting intentions as of August 21.
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Concerns about the economy and high costs are driving the thinking of undecided voters in Iowa and Georgia, according to new focus group conversations, as two states that will be central to the fight for the Senate barrel toward Election Day.
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Focus groups: Deep anxiety about the economy drives undecided voters in two key Senate races - NBC News apple.news/AP5auTf8_TQa... Undecided voters in the Iowa and Georgia Senate races, many of whom voted for Trump, say they’re concerned about high costs.