How Foreign Policy Shaped These 3 Critical Midterm Races
Foreign Policy · Rachel Oswald ·
It wasn’t just Iran. Israel, tariffs, and immigration also loomed large in voters’ minds.
It wasn’t just Iran. Israel, tariffs, and immigration also loomed large in voters’ minds.
Republicans’ historic defeat in the U.S. midterms made clear that voters are unhappy with President Donald Trump’s Iran war quagmire and high tariffs, both of which are blamed for worsening the affordability crisis.
Beneath those top-line takeaways, however, there are other lessons to be learned. Three races in particular offer vital insight into how American voters view key planks of Trump’s global agenda—from Israel to tariffs to immigration—and what that could mean for the future of U.S. foreign policy.
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