Trump voters in rural Arizona express frustration ahead of midterms
US President Donald Trump has asked voters to treat the midterm elections as a referendum on his presidency. But in rural Arizona, some of those who helped put him back in the White House in 2024 are now questioning their allegiance, citing concerns over US involvement in the Iran conflict.
While many remain fiercely loyal to Trump and the party, the divisions emerging in this community show a broader shift among many Republican voters.
World News Reporter Alexandra Jones speaks to voters in Yuma County, a conservative stronghold in Arizona’s far south-west on the Mexican border, where frustration over Trump’s leadership is exposing cracks in his MAGA base.
