In states like Arizona, some undecided voters have grown to dislike both major political parties. Rather than withdrawing altogether, these 'double haters' remain politically engaged and their votes could swing the U.S. midterms.
They hate both U.S. parties. They could swing the midterms
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
In states like Arizona, some undecided voters have grown to dislike both major political parties. Rather than withdrawing altogether, these 'double haters' remain politically engaged and their votes could swing the U.S. midterms.
Key Takeaways
- They could swing the midterms.
- In states like Arizona, some undecided voters have grown to dislike both major political parties.
- Rather than withdrawing altogether, these 'double haters' remain politically engaged and their votes could swing the U.S.
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