Corruption has emerged as a major concern for voters ahead of the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, according to the Financial Times. Polls indicate that it is viewed as more pressing than inflation or gasoline prices. Democrats are currently considered more credible on the issue, which could affect voter behavior. Both major parties have increased spending on advertising focused on corruption. Markets are pricing in reduced confidence that Republicans will retain key Senate and House seats.
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