Polls and the campaign ahead of the US midterm elections

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A new Reuters-Ipsos poll shows that 47% of registered voters surveyed prefer a Democratic candidate ahead of the US midterm elections, compared with 36% who prefer a Republican candidate. According to the poll, support for President Donald Trump rose from 31% to 32%.

A week before the vote, more than 30 million Americans have already voted, according to Channel 14. President Trump and senior members of the Republican Party are holding rallies of support. According to Channel 14, the Justice Department is investigating suspicions of voting by non-citizens.

According to Maariv, a Washington Post investigation reveals thousands of statements casting doubt on the integrity of the elections. Trump does not rule out deploying forces at polling stations, and on the Democratic side, preparations are being made for unusual scenarios on the day after the vote.