With five weeks remaining before the United States midterm elections, the Republican Party (GOP) is concerned about the record decline in Donald Trump’s popularity, according to France 24.
Although the American president is not a candidate, his influence remains a major issue for Republicans. In response to this distrust, the GOP has begun injecting campaign funds into many districts once considered safe.
Furthermore, some Republican candidates have altered their stance on one of the key issues of the election: the United States’ war in Iran. This shift signals a strategy aimed at adapting to changing public opinion and limiting the negative impact of Trump’s declining popularity.