The vast agricultural regions of the United States have long been regarded as the basic market for the Republican Party's election, and they are also important voting centers for US President Trump's two elections. However, as the November 3 midterm elections approach, some polls show that Republican candidates are in a hurry in several agricultural states where they have had an advantage for a long time. Analysts believe that the current administration has launched military action against Iran to push up energy and fertilizer prices, and its tariff policy directly affects agricultural exports. This has all led to damage to the interests of American farmers, which in turn affects the Republican Party election.

The vast agricultural regions of the United States have long been regarded as the basic market for the Republican Party's election, and they are also important voting centers for US President Trump's two elections. However, as the November 3 midterm elections approach, some polls show that Republican candidates are in a hurry in several agricultural states where they have had an advantage for a long time. Analysts believe that the current administration has launched military action against Iran to push up energy and fertilizer prices, and its tariff policy directly affects agricultural exports. This has all led to damage to the interests of American farmers, which in turn affects the Republican Party election.