United States midterm elections will be held on the 8 November

Now the United States midterm elections will be held on the 8 November. All 435 House of Representatives seats is up for elections, as well as 35 of the hundred Senators. Campaigns by both Democrats and Republicans have been getting heated up. This is even as the future of President Biden's political career year remains at stake in the coming polls. Here's a report.

With less than three weeks to the midterms inflation, crime, and immigration are top voters' concerns. I think in 22 of the past 25 midterm elections, the President's party has lost seats. It's just what happens, and that's what's happening this time. Some of the things that are new are what issues are mattering to voters this time around, in particular, inflation.

Democrats looking to hold on to their control of power in Washington don't have much time to get the message right. However, they've largely decided to keep the spotlight on abortion rights more than anything else. President Biden this week attempted to fire. He up his base by promising that if. More Democrats are elected, and the first bill he would send to Congress would codify Roe.

Here's the promise I made to you and the American people the first bill that I will send to Congress will be to codify Roe v. Wade, and when Congress passes it, I'll sign it in January, 50 years after Oasis first decided the law of the land. While abortion rights may be on the ballot, it's not clear if it's enough to garner voter enthusiasm or if it's the decisive factor Democrats hope for.

The Democrats would probably need something on the order of nine or ten points at a national vote level to actually win a majority of seats in the House. Republicans, for their part, are stepping up the crime message across the United States.

In the midterms, the issue of crime is dominating. Advertisement in competitive Senate races in places. Like Pennsylvania and Nevada, as well as House and Governor's races, including the one. Here in New York between incumbent Kathy.