We’re less than a week out from election day, and more than 20 million people have already cast their votes—a record number of early voters for a midterm election. But it isn’t so surprising when you consider the stakes: inflation at a 40-year high, economists saying we’re heading towards a recession, and the largest crime surge across America in decade…
Who Do Voters Hate More? A Midterm Roundtable
Two dogs play at a polling station during early voting ahead of the US midterm elections in Los Angeles, California. (Robyn Beck via Getty Images)
Mary Katharine Ham, Josh Kraushaar, and Batya Ungar-Sargon weigh in on the most important races in the country and whether or not we should be bracing for a red wave.
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