The most important issues affecting the voters' decision in the American elections.
From tense caucuses in Maine to debates over candidates in California, several key issues have come up again and again in recent months and are expected to influence voter decisions in today's US midterm elections.
Cost of living: Many Americans are unhappy with rising energy prices and everyday expenses. Trade tariffs and the war with Iran caused the price of gasoline and other consumer products to rise.
◾ Immigration: Republicans say Donald Trump has kept his promise to tighten border controls and the number of incoming immigrants has dropped drastically since he took office. However, some voters worry that the tough immigration policy has gone too far.
War with Iran: With the expansion of the consequences of the war in the world and its effect on the cost of living of the Americans, the opposition to this conflict increased. However, some voters support Trump's military action against Iran and see it as a sign of his determination.
◾ Data centers: Opposition to the expansion of data centers in certain areas of America has brought voters from both parties to a common position. A number of Republicans and Democrats have opposed building new data centers in their districts.
Health care: Many Democratic candidates have focused on the high cost of health insurance, and some have made it a major focus of their campaign. On the other hand, Republicans point to the Trump administration's efforts to lower the price of prescription drugs.