Midterms: Can Trump Still Persuade?

⚠️ Urgent Information — Flash Radio is following this situation in real time. The mid-term elections on November 3 are approaching, and the campaign is moving at full speed. With over 9 million Americans having already cast their votes, the election is becoming a crucial test for the Biden administration. Polls reveal a marked division, particularly in key states, where independent voters could decide the fate of congressional seats. ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments Donald Trump, though no longer in the presidency, is running an intense campaign to regain lost support. His rhetoric focuses on tax reforms and the management of the war in Iran, themes that are dividing his former base. His party’s networks are mobilizing rural voters and construction workers, sectors where his economic message still holds weight. However, the tense economic context and international tensions place Trump in a difficult position. Polls show a decline in his support, especially among young people and graduates, who criticize his handling of relations with Iran and his approach to tax reforms. The campaign has become a clash between a conservative vision and a demand for open economic policies, marking a turning point in the American political landscape. Flash Radio keeps you informed in real time ⚡ Key Points ▸ Polls show a decline in his support, especially among young people and graduates, who criticize his handling of relations with Iran and his approach to tax reforms. ▸ His party’s networks are mobilizing rural voters and construction workers, sectors where his economic message still holds weight. ▸ The campaign has become a clash between a conservative vision and a demand for open economic policies, marking a turning point in the American political landscape. Follow international news live