Middle East policy weighs on US voters ahead of midterms, Asharq/Ipsos poll finds
Middle East policy could play a significant role in Americans’ choices in next month’s congressional elections, with a majority saying candidates’ positions on US military involvement in the region matter to their vote, according to a new Asharq/Ipsos Poll. The survey found that 57 percent of American adults consider a candidate’s stance on US military involvement in the Middle East either very or somewhat important when deciding how to vote. The issue was particularly important to older America
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