Date with the ballot boxes in the United States: corruption emerges as the major last-minute concern of voters

As the midterm elections approach, corruption has emerged as a major concern for American voters, with 90% considering it a serious issue. Barack Obama highlighted this during a rally in Georgia, criticizing Donald Trump's financial dealings while in office. Economic issues have dominated the campaign, but corruption has gained traction, with polls showing that voters prioritize it over immigration and healthcare. Candidates are increasingly addressing ethical concerns, with accusations against both Republicans and Democrats surfacing. Early voting has seen a significant increase, indicating heightened voter interest, and polls suggest a potential Democratic victory fueled by dissatisfaction with the economy and Trump's unpopularity.