Gas-price pain tests loyalty as voters weigh midterm choices

TL;DR
With gas prices rising and inflation a top concern, voters across states express frustration with the economy ahead of the midterms. Interviews show working- and middle-class Americans blaming Republican leadership while some Trump supporters remain loyal despite discontent; polls also indicate a perception that the economy is worsening and that gas prices are a major problem, underscoring headwinds for Republicans and shaping campaign dynamics on affordability and policy responses.
- Rising gas prices frustrate voters. Trump says it's an 'inexpensive price to pay' for the Iran war AP News
- Trump: Surging gas costs are ‘very inexpensive price to pay’ for Iran war The Hill
- Why high gas prices are not a 'small price to pay' as Trump says USA Today
- Congress members fleeing DC all say the same thing about filling their gas tanks The Independent
- Gas Prices Could Cost Republicans the Midterms theatlantic.com
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