The mid -term election of the United States is coming, and the polls show that the four adults of the two parties feel "angry"

According to the US "Congress" report on the 16th, a latest survey released by Morning Consult on Tuesday shows that the proportion of US two -party supporters said that they are "angry" about the midterm elections of Congress.

The survey results show that 42%of Democratic supporters and 41%of Republican supporters said that the word "anger" or "to some extent" or "well" describes their mid -term of 2022 in November. The feeling of election.

In 2018, the two parties also gave the answer to the same question. At that time, 49%of the Democrats and 28%of Republicans said they felt "angry".

A voter in Tampe, Arizona, to the source of the voting station. Source: Associated Press

In addition, in the latest polls, 61%of the Democrats and 49%of Republicans said that the word "worried" can well describe their psychological feeling for mid -term elections, and 41%of Democrat Republicans said they were confident. 28%of Democrats and 27%of Republicans said they were not concerned about it.

The Congress Mountain Daily pointed out that the polls were less than 3 months from the mid -term elections on November 8. Democratic party politicians are expected to face several disadvantages of election, including the support rate and inflation of President Biden. Recent data shows that although inflation may have signs of relief, it is still in high levels of decades.

The report also stated that at the same time, there are also some factors that the Democratic Party politicians are favorable to the election, including the July employment report, the huge political contributions raised by many Democratic senators candidates, and the "Inflation Act" adopted by Congress recently.

It is reported that Democratic politicians also hope that the US Supreme Court has previously overturned the "Luo Veter Case" ruling and allowed states to restrict abortion rights will win a lot of votes for the party. Some abortion rights advocates and Democrats are optimistic that this is possible.

The survey of the Morning Consultation Company was conducted on August 3 and August 4th. It visited 697 Republicans and 806 Democrats. The error range is 4 percentage points.

(Edit: ZLQ)

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