Many US voters are undecided, disillusioned or disengaged

Less than two weeks before US midterm elections, the race for Congress is becoming a test of President Trump’s strength. DW’s Ines Pohl went to Pennsylvania to find out what, if anything, will get voters to the polls.

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Voters in Pennsylvania are weighing a mix of cultural values, economic concerns and political frustration ahead of the US midterm elections.

In many rural communities, support for gun rights and hunting traditions remains strong, with some residents crediting Donald Trump with protecting those freedoms.

But rising living costs, including fuel prices, are also shaping opinions.

In struggling former industrial towns such as Johnstown, some voters have lost faith in politics altogether. others are reconsidering long-held party loyalties.

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