NORFOLK, Neb.—It’s less than one week until Election Day, and voters who spoke with The Epoch Times are concerned that political polarization is hampering efforts to address some of the largest challenges facing America.
In a state whose economy is largely fueled by agriculture, soaring fuel prices and competition from imports can combine to put the squeeze on rural constituents, who will pass that squeeze on to politicians seeking their support.
But farmers aren’t the only voters expressing their concerns.
The dozen or so voters who spoke with The Epoch Times listed immigration, allowing men to participate in women’s sports, and the impact of tariffs on Nebraska businesses, among other issues. …