Trump's not on the ballot but swing state voters still cast ballots with MAGA in mind

Voters in the battleground state of Pennsylvania tell Fox News Digital they are driven at the ballot box by a desire to rein in President Donald Trump and his administration's agenda.While many voting in Tuesday's midterm elections in the Keystone State don't trust Democrats, they are willing to give them a chance to change the trajectory of the country on a myriad of issues — including affordability and rising prices, the Iran war and corruption in Washington, D.C."I didn't say I trusted the Democrats," Tomas from Doylestown, Pennsylvania said when asked if he felt the opposition party would do better than the current one in power."I'm just gonna vote for them because [Trump] is just taking us down the tubes."LEAVITT SAYS TRUMP IS DEFYING MIDTERM HEADWINDS AS HE BARNSTORMS COUNTRYU.S.President Donald Trump speaks during a midterm campaign rally at the Guardian Centers on October 24, 2026 in Perry, Georgia.

Trump is speaking at a rally in support of Georgia Republican Senate candidate, Rep.Mike Collins (R-GA), who is trying to unseat the incumbent U.S.

Sen.Jon Ossoff (D-GA), and Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson.

(Alex Wong / Getty Images)Clay, another Pennsylvania voter, told Fox News Digital, "I don't," when asked why he trusts Democrats to tackle affordability better than Democrats."The party that we're currently working with is so f – – –ed up, we might as well change it.I don't trust the Democrats though," he added.Voters in Delaware County and Bucks County were pressed on the issue of affordability and whether Democrats would be better equipped to address bringing prices down, particularly after inflation surged during former President Joe Biden's administration."Republicans have showed in the past two years that they really have made things worse," Chris from Doylestown said when asked if he believes Democrats will bring down prices.

"Gas is way up, the energy is way up, food's way up.There's nothing that's cheaper, so they ...