What voters are most concerned about heading into midterms and Jack Smith faces Senate GOP on Trump Jan. 6 probe
In today’s newsletter: Three NBC News reporters hit the road for a six-day trip to discover what’s on voters’ minds.The attorney for a former Cornell University student says law enforcement and the school failed to protect her after she raised allegations of sexual assault.
And Jack Smith faces questions on his handling of the investigation into Trump’s efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.Here’s what to know today.Drive to Decision Day: What voters are most concerned about heading into midtermsFrank V Thorp for NBC NewsAmericans are frustrated with the direction the country is headed as the midterm elections approach — an atmosphere that typically blows up on the party in power.They’re angry about rising prices, ballooning interest rates and foreign wars.
They are afraid that AI will automate many jobs while driving up utility prices.This is Morning Rundown, a weekday newsletter to start your day.Sign up here to get it in your inbox.So, NBC News took a road trip — over the course of six days and eight stops, three reporters hit some of the most competitive congressional districts to find out what’s driving people’s votes ahead of November.
This “Drive to Decision Day” covered one-third of the most closely contested House races in the nation and two key Senate races.Read the full story about our August road trip and watch the NBC News Reports documentary.More election news: The Data Dive: Steve Kornacki explains what’s at stake in a crucial Iowa Senate battleground race.Just five weeks from Georgia’s closely watched gubernatorial race, Keisha Lance Bottoms’ campaign on the airwaves has dwindled.Cornell rape accuser’s attorney says the school and law enforcement failed a young womanAdd to GoogleCornell University alleged fraternity rape investigation reopened02:09The attorney representing a former Cornell University student who said she was raped in 2024 and pressured to take ketamine, accused law enforcement and the school...