US midterms: An opportunity for voters to choose their economic future

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The midterms decide who controls Congress as well as state legislatures and governor's offices. Rahul Tandon is joined by Dianne Brady, assistant managing editor of Forbes from New York and Tony Nash, the founder of Complete Intelligence in Texas. Billions of US dollars are being spent on the election campaign adverts that voters will be seeing and hearing in the run-up to the elections - but is it worth the investment? And has the economic situation in the US overshadowed the overturning of Roe v Wade? (Picture: American flag in Midtown Manhattan Credit: Getty Images)