As the US midterm elections approach, several recent polls have shown that Americans' concerns about energy prices have further intensified. According to a poll released by the US Pew Research Center on the 8th, 74% of American adults are “very concerned” about energy prices, up 14 percentage points from July this year. 84% of registered voters surveyed believe that economic issues are an important factor affecting mid-term election choices. According to a poll released by Reuters and Ipsos Group on the 9th, Americans are generally concerned about the cost of living. Both Democratic and Republican respondents listed the cost of living as a major concern. The survey also showed that 78% of respondents believed that the Trump administration's policies were one of the reasons prices increased more than revenue.

As the US midterm elections approach, several recent polls have shown that Americans' concerns about energy prices have further intensified. According to a poll released by the US Pew Research Center on the 8th, 74% of American adults are “very concerned” about energy prices, up 14 percentage points from July this year. 84% of registered voters surveyed believe that economic issues are an important factor affecting mid-term election choices. According to a poll released by Reuters and Ipsos Group on the 9th, Americans are generally concerned about the cost of living. Both Democratic and Republican respondents listed the cost of living as a major concern. The survey also showed that 78% of respondents believed that the Trump administration's policies were one of the reasons prices increased more than revenue.