American voters have begun judging Donald Trump's second term as president. Polling stations for the US midterm elections will open on Tuesday morning, and tens of millions of early ballots have already been cast. Voters said they were dissatisfied with the high cost of living; fuel prices soared after the war in Iran broke out, and in the age of artificial intelligence, they were also uncertain about their employment prospects and the direction of the world's largest economy. Many expected the Democratic Party to seize control of the House of Representatives. Polls over the past few months have shown that the party's lead among voters is enough to overcome the negative effects of Republican-led rezoning of constituencies.

American voters have begun judging Donald Trump's second term as president. Polling stations for the US midterm elections will open on Tuesday morning, and tens of millions of early ballots have already been cast. Voters said they were dissatisfied with the high cost of living; fuel prices soared after the war in Iran broke out, and in the age of artificial intelligence, they were also uncertain about their employment prospects and the direction of the world's largest economy. Many expected the Democratic Party to seize control of the House of Representatives. Polls over the past few months have shown that the party's lead among voters is enough to overcome the negative effects of Republican-led rezoning of constituencies.