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Polls reveal that voters in battleground states want more discussion from candidates about climate change. Despite this, candidates in the midterm elections are largely silent on the issue, even as Americans face rising costs and extreme weather.
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Polls reveal that voters in battleground states want more discussion from candidates about climate change. Despite this, candidates in the midterm elections are largely silent on the issue, even as Americans face rising costs and extreme weather.
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US voters want action on global heating. So why are midterm candidates ‘climate hushing’?
Polls Indicate Voter Interest in Climate Action Amid Midterm Silence