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Americans vote on Congress as economy weighs on minds
Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio tell BBC reporters why they came out as millions decide who controls Congress during Donald Trump's presidency.
In brief
Voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio tell BBC reporters why they came out as millions decide who controls Congress during Donald Trump's presidency. Millions of Americans voted to decide congressional control during Donald Trump's presidency, with economic concerns about fuel, groceries, housing and healthcare driving…
Millions decide Congress during Trump presidency
Voters across Iowa, Georgia and Ohio are casting ballots to decide who will control Congress for the rest of Donald Trump's presidency.
Economy dominates voter concerns
The US economy is on the minds of many voters struggling with the price of fuel, groceries, housing and healthcare as they head to polls.
Voters seek a brighter future
BBC reporters spoke to voters in Iowa, Georgia and Ohio about why they came out to vote and what they hope for ahead.
In short
Millions of Americans voted to decide congressional control during Donald Trump's presidency, with economic concerns about fuel, groceries, housing and healthcare driving voter turnout.
