Record Fuel Prices Drive Democratic Midterm Sweep
Record diesel and gasoline prices on Election Day drove voters toward Democrats in the midterms. Nearly nine in ten voters cited the cost of living as a crucial factor in their decisions.
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Record diesel and gasoline prices drove United States voters toward Democrats in Tuesday's midterms, with cost-of-living pressures deciding races nationwide. The opposition swept majorities in both the Senate and House, dealing a rebuke to the administration. Nearly 9 in 10 voters identified living costs as a crucial factor in exit polls.
