Difficult economic times are spurring working-class and minority voters toward the Republican Party, while Democrats lead among white-collar workers, according to a recent poll.
was their biggest concern heading into the midterm elections, compared to 32% of white voters with college degrees.
The poll results come as Republicans are within striking distance of winning the House majority for the first time in four years. Republicans need to net five seats in the 435-member chamber to end the House Democrats' reign. And in the 50-50 Senate, where Vice President Kamala Harris casts tiebreaking votes in Democrats' favor, the shifts between parties among key voting blocs could give Republicans an edge as they aim for a majority in November.
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