Trump's not on the ballot but swing state voters still cast ballots with MAGA in mind

Voters in battleground Pennsylvania say they plan to back Democrats less from faith in the party than from a wish to check President Donald Trump. Some voiced fierce opposition to the president while conceding they have little trust in his opponents. Fox News Digital interviewed residents of Delaware County and Bucks County ahead of next Tuesday's midterms, and they cited affordability, the Iran war and corruption in Washington, D.C. The state's result could help decide whether Republicans hold their congressional majorities, which Trump is trying to protect by rallying support for GOP candidates.

Asked whether Democrats could actually lower prices, particularly since inflation surged under former President Joe Biden, the voters were blunt. Tomas of Doylestown said "I didn't say I trusted the Democrats," but called Trump a force dragging the country down. Clay, another voter, also voiced distrust of Democrats while favoring a change. Chris, also of Doylestown, blamed Republicans for the past two years, citing higher gas, energy and food costs, and doubted Democratic officeholders could make things any worse, arguing the situation is already as bad as it has been.

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