A poll found that as the midterm elections enter their final weeks, most Americans think the Republican Party cannot find a clear way to regain its campaign advantage; even Republican voters doubt whether President Donald Trump can take a step forward to rewrite the election situation. Most voters said that even if Trump achieved major political achievements before the November election — such as announcing an end to the war in Iran, cutting gasoline prices by $1, or adding 100,000 new jobs, they would not be more inclined to vote for the Republican Party as a result. Polls show that this is especially true for Democratic voters and swing voters: no matter what kind of events occur, no matter how significant their political achievements are, the will of these two groups to vote has hardly changed. Voters' views on Trump's administrative performance and economic conditions have solidified, which is a bad sign for the Republican Party, where the election situation is becoming increasingly difficult.

A poll found that as the midterm elections enter their final weeks, most Americans think the Republican Party cannot find a clear way to regain its campaign advantage; even Republican voters doubt whether President Donald Trump can take a step forward to rewrite the election situation. Most voters said that even if Trump achieved major political achievements before the November election — such as announcing an end to the Iran war, cutting gasoline prices by $1, or adding 100,000 new jobs, they would not be more inclined to vote for the Republican Party. Polls show that this is especially true for Democratic voters and swing voters: no matter what kind of events occur, no matter how significant their political achievements are, the will of these two groups to vote has hardly changed. Voters' views on Trump's administrative performance and economic conditions have solidified, which is a bad sign for the Republican Party, where the election situation is becoming increasingly difficult.