[The election campaign in agricultural states in the United States is heating up, and the traditional Republican vote base is facing challenges] October 20th, US President Trump will go to Kansas to participate in a campaign event on October 19, local time, and plans to go to Iowa later this week to gain support for Republican candidates. As the November 3 midterm elections approach, Trump has successively visited agricultural states dominated by traditional Republicans, reflecting that the elections in these areas are highly valued by the Republican Party. On the same day, the Associated Press published a special report pointing out that during the autumn harvest season in agricultural states in the Midwest, farmers are facing pressure from rising production costs such as diesel and fertilizer and narrowing profit margins. Some voters who have long supported the Republican Party have begun to express dissatisfaction with economic policies. As the electoral battles in these agricultural states become increasingly fierce, whether the difficulties in agricultural operations will affect voters' voting choices and participation enthusiasm has become an issue worthy of attention in this midterm election. (CCTV News)