By Tim Marema and Sarah Melotte for The Daily Yonder.Broadcast version by Mike Moen for Wisconsin News Service for the Public News Service/Daily Yonder Collaboration With two weeks to go before the midterm elections, rural voters are worried about the present, pessimistic about the future, and prepared to vote the way they have in the past, according to the Daily Yonder Rural Poll. The poll, commissioned by the Daily Yonder s publishing organization, the Center for Rural Strategies, found that rural voters in battleground states hold very dim views about the economy. Three quarters (73%) think the U.S. .
Across the U-S, a record number of Latinos voted in the 2020 election. In Minnesota, grassroots efforts have ramped up to avoid any participation drop-off for this fall s midterm election. Two years ago, the group Communities Organizing Latino Power and Action connected with more than 100,000 people by phone around the state as staff encouraged Latinos to make their voices heard at the ballot box. .
Early in-person voting starts this Saturday in dozens of counties across the Golden State, and this year, older adults are expected to have outsized influence at the ballot box. Data from the Public Policy Institute of California has shown that older voters make up the biggest share of high-propensity voters. So, Luis Campillo, Los Angeles regional director for AARP California, said this population segment will likely decide the election. .
With two weeks to go before the midterm elections, rural voters are worried about the present, pessimistic about the future, and prepared to vote the way they have in the past, according to the Daily Yonder Rural Poll.
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