Nine Voters Reveal What’s Driving America’s 2026 Midterm Choices

Jordan Miller, US Political Analyst
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On 9 October 2026 the Guardian unveiled its 2026 midterm voter panel, a snapshot of nine Americans from different regions and points on the political spectrum. With the 3 November elections looming – when control of the House, Senate and 36 gubernatorial seats will be decided – the interviewees spoke about the cost of living, immigration, the war in Iran and their faith in political leaders. Their comments offer a bipartisan window into the national mood just weeks before the vote.

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Jordan Miller is a Washington-based correspondent with over 12 years of experience covering the White House, Capitol Hill, and national elections. Before joining The Update Desk, Jordan reported for the Washington Post and served as a political analyst for CNN. Jordan's expertise lies in executive policy, legislative strategy, and the intricacies of US federal governance.
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