Which issues matter most to American voters in this year’s midterm elections?
The BBC spoke with voters across California, Texas, Michigan, Illinois, Arizona, Missouri, Oklahoma, Colorado, Alabama, Nebraska, Florida, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Virginia, Maryland, New Jersey, and New York to identify their top concerns.
Voters cited the economy, the immigration crackdown, and fears that the country is moving toward either fascism or communism, among other issues.
Video produced and edited by Meiying Wu
Interviews gathered and filmed by Meiying Wu, Angélica Casas, Blanca Estrada, Sheila Flynn, Katy Bailes, Pratiksha Ghildial and Andrew Sarge Herbert
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