A Harvard CAPS-Harris Poll found that inflation, crime, and immigration are the three top concerns of voters as the midterm elections approach. Fifty-nine percent of voters said that immigration was a “very important concern” and thirty one percent it was “somewhat important.”
Forty-six percent of voters said that the issue of immigration would incline them to vote for Republicans. Thirty-five percent said it would incline them to vote for Democrats.
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