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Send us your questions on how the US economy is shaping the midterm elections

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Briefings

The Guardian US site hosts a live Q&A on Thursday, 15 October 2026, at 12pm EDT, featuring reporters Lauren Aratani, Michael Sainato, Heather Timmons, and Gaya Gupta to address US voters' concerns about the economy and midterms. The session covers high food and gas prices, an unstable job market, consumer anger, and new Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's policies, with a focus on cost of living, tariffs, inflation, and local candidate proposals.

Key points

• A live Q&A session is scheduled for Thursday, 15 October 2026, at 12pm EDT on the Guardian US site.
• The panel includes reporters Lauren Aratani, Michael Sainato, Heather Timmons, and Gaya Gupta to discuss economic challenges and policy proposals.

Context

The US economy is top of voters' minds ahead of the November midterms, with high food and gas prices, an unstable job market, and consumer anger driving the conversation. A new Federal Reserve Chair, Kevin Warsh, is also a key topic for the Q&A.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article snippet from 2026. It does not provide specific voter turnout numbers, candidate win probabilities, or detailed financial backing for specific candidates. The Q&A is scheduled for October 2026, so current data on the economy is unavailable.

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