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特朗普在艾奥瓦州集会的选民支持共和党，但对通货膨胀、伊朗战争以及立法停滞表示担忧
作者：亚历克斯·米勒 福克斯新闻
特朗普的忠实支持者透露，尽管不满情绪日益加剧，他们为何仍追随总统
部分唐纳德·特朗普总统的忠实拥护者依然支持他，但在他于艾奥瓦州苏城举行的集会之外，他们希望他和共和党在这场至关重要的中期选举中尽快带来改变。
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艾奥瓦州苏城讯——唐纳德·特朗普总统在艾奥瓦州的忠实支持者仍支持他和共和党，但随着选举日临近，部分人对经济、国会僵局等悬而未决的问题日益担忧。
特朗普和共和党曾以降低通货膨胀、终止“无休止战争”、修复被前总统乔·拜登及其政府“破坏”的经济为竞选纲领。但目前物价仍居高不下，伊朗战争仍在持续，导致燃油价格飙升并在11月3日选举前居高不下。
在特朗普于艾奥瓦州苏城举行的集会上（特朗普计划借此集会为共和党籍众议员阿什利·欣森造势，她正与艾奥瓦州众议员乔希·图雷克展开竞争激烈的参议院席位争夺战），接受福克斯新闻数字频道采访的他的支持者仍支持共和党，但希望尽快迎来改变。
选民准备权衡特朗普的经济政策，因物价持续飙升
唐纳德·特朗普总统于2026年10月19日在堪萨斯州帕克城的哈特兰信用联盟体育馆竞选集会上与支持者打招呼。（盖蒂图片社）
艾奥瓦州选民贝丝·菲茨尔在谈及特朗普时表示：“我并非赞同他的所有做法，但归根结底，他是在为我们着想。”
菲茨尔告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“我是这么认为的，他就像包装工队（Green Bay Packers，美国职业橄榄球大联盟球队），或许他们一度陷入困境，但最终总能翻盘，我真心觉得他会想出办法扭转局面。我真的觉得他能实现转机。”
查克·琼斯是一名退伍军人、紫心勋章获得者，他从明尼苏达州远道而来参加这场艾奥瓦州集会，对政治的分裂和部落化倾向感到不满。
他告诉福克斯新闻数字频道：“这些政客，一方为一方的利益争斗，另一方为另一方的利益争斗，但中间根本没有人愿意坐下来协商。”
特朗普选民透露他们在中期选举中最大的担忧——并非物价上涨
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当被问及如果共和党在选举后保住白宫控制权，特朗普和共和党是否需要采取不同举措时，琼斯表示：“嗯，我觉得是时候做出一些改变了，因为过去几年的状况让民众不满。”
“我们必须采取一些行动，明确向美国民众证明你们能成事，而且能把事做好，”他说，“他们需要展开合作，而非互相争斗。”
欣森的席位是共和党在参议院试图守住的6个摇摆席位之一。她和图雷克正竞争共和党参议员乔尼·恩斯特的席位，而恩斯特去年已宣布退出参议院。
与本周期其他竞选一样，鉴于特朗普2024年以约13个百分点的优势赢得该州且每次参选均获胜，这场竞选出人意料地胶着。
图姆对共和党参议院胜算做出大胆预测，共和党为关键竞选投入数百万美元
2026年10月13日，在艾奥瓦州得梅因市WHO 13电视台举办的电视辩论中，共和党籍参议院提名人阿什利·欣森（右）与民主党籍参议院提名人乔希·图雷克发言。（查理·内伯格/美联社照片）
艾奥瓦州选民唐·斯坦利在过去三次选举中均投票支持特朗普，她仍计划支持特朗普和欣森。她告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，图雷克并未“为艾奥瓦州出力”，并指出他在州议会任职期间“缺席率达42%”——今年1月至5月，图雷克在竞选期间缺席了261次投票。
不过，她对共和党最大的不满是未能通过《拯救美国法案》、选民身份认证法案及选举安全法案，这些法案始终遭到参议院民主党人的阻挠。
“我真的觉得关键在于《拯救美国法案》，”斯坦利说，“真的，因为我们不能让那么多民主党人进入国会，还引进所有会为他们投票的非法移民，导致混乱。情况就是这样。”
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“美国正陷入混乱，我坚信这是因为非法移民和伊斯兰恐怖分子涌入，”她接着说，“看看法国的状况就知道了，太糟糕了。我不希望我们的国家变成那样，这正是特朗普能够阻止的。这就是为什么我们要引进所有能争取到的保守派人士。”
还有一些人担心民主党重掌权力，担心共和党人可能不会在11月3日为共和党候选人投票。
“我们需要动员民众投票，”从南达科他州远道而来参加集会的库尔特告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，“共和党人需要去投票。他们太不爱出门投票了。在我看来，这是一场与左派的战争，必须打赢。”
亚历克斯·米勒是福克斯新闻数字频道负责报道美国参议院事务的记者。
Trump’s MAGA faithful send warning to Republicans ahead of high-stakes midterm elections
October 23, 2026 4:00am EDT / Fox News
Voters at Trump’s Iowa rally backed Republicans but voiced concerns about inflation, the Iran war and stalled legislation
By Alex Miller Fox News
Trump loyalists reveal why they’re sticking with president despite growing frustrations
Some of President Donald Trump’s loyal supporters still have has back, but outside of his rally in Sioux City, Iowa, they want to see change come soon from him and Republicans heading into a crucial midterm election.
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SIOUX CITY, Iowa — President Donald Trump’s loyal base of supporters still have his and Republicans’ back in Iowa, but some are growing concerned over lingering issues, like the economy and gridlock in Congress, as Election Day nears.
Trump and Republicans ran on a platform of lowering inflation, halting “forever wars” and repairing an economy that they say was wrecked by former President Joe Biden and his administration. But prices are still high, and the war in Iran is still ongoing, causing a spike in fuel prices that have stuck around heading into Nov. 3.
Outside of Trump’s rally in Sioux City, Iowa, where the president was set to rile up support for Rep. Ashley Hinson, R-Iowa, in a tightening Senate race against Iowa state Rep. Josh Turek, his supporters who spoke with Fox News Digital still backed Republicans but expressed hope that change would soon come.
VOTERS PREPARE TO WEIGH-IN ON TRUMP’S ECONOMY AS COSTS CONTINUE TO SURGE
President Donald Trump greets supporters during a campaign rally at Heartland Credit Union Arena in Park City, Kan., on Oct. 19, 2026.(Getty Images)
Beth Fitzl, an Iowa voter, said of Trump that she didn’t “agree with everything he does, but in the end, he’s here for us.”
“This is the way I see it,” Fitzl told Fox News Digital. “He’s like the Packers, OK? They may be getting in deep, but they always pull it off in the end, and I truly think he’s going to do something to turn it around. I really think he’s going to pull something to turn it around.”
Chuck Jones, a veteran and Purple Heart recipient who made the trek from Minnesota for the Iowa rally, was frustrated about the divisive, tribal nature of politics.
He told Fox News Digital that “these politicians, they’re fighting for one thing on one side, and other people are fighting for something on the other side, but there’s nobody sitting at the table in the middle.”
TRUMP VOTERS REVEAL THEIR BIGGEST FEAR HEADING INTO MIDTERMS — AND IT’S NOT RISING PRICES
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When asked if Republicans and Trump needed to do something different should they hold onto control of Washington, D.C., after the election, Jones said, “Well, I think it’s time that we’re going to have to show some difference, because people aren’t happy with the way things have been in the last few years.”
“And we’re going to have to do something about it and decisively show the American public that you can get it done and get it done correctly,” he said. “They’re going to have to work together instead of fighting each other.”
Hinson’s race is one of six toss-ups that Republicans in the Senate are trying to hold onto. She and Turek are vying for Republican Sen. Joni Ernst’s seat after she opted to retire from the upper chamber last year.
Their race, like others during this cycle, has become surprisingly close, given that Trump won the state in 2024 by roughly 13 points and has won it each time he’s been on the ballot.
THUNE MAKES BOLD PREDICTION ABOUT REPUBLICANS’ SENATE CHANCES AS GOP PULLS MILLIONS FROM KEY RACES
Republican nominee for Senate Ashley Hinson, right, speaks during a televised debate with Democratic nominee for Senate Josh Turek at WHO 13, on Oct. 13, 2026, in Des Moines, Iowa.(Charlie Neibergall/AP Photo)
Dawn Stanley, an Iowa voter who has voted for Trump in each of the last three elections, still planned to support him and Hinson. She told Fox News Digital that Turek hadn’t “showed up” for Iowa and noted that he’d been absent from the state legislature “42% of the time” — Turek missed 261 votes between January and May of this year while on the campaign trail.
Still, her biggest frustration with Republicans was their inability to pass the SAVE America Act, voter ID and election security legislation that has been consistently blocked by Senate Democrats.
“I really do think it comes down to the SAVE Act,” Stanley said. “I really do, because we can’t have all these Democrats in there and bringing over all these illegals who are going to vote for those people and have chaos. That’s what it is.”
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“The United States is in chaos and I really believe it’s because of the illegals and the Islamic terrorists that are coming over,” she continued. “And just look at what’s going on in France. I mean, it’s terrible. And I don’t want that for our country, and that’s what Trump can stop. And that’s why we need to bring in all the conservatives that we can.”
Others were concerned about Democrats regaining power and feared that Republicans may not show up on Nov. 3 to support GOP candidates.
“We need to get the people out to vote,” Kurt, who traveled from South Dakota for the rally, told Fox News Digital. “Republican people need to get out the vote. They stay home too much. This is a war to be won with the Left, as far as I’m concerned.”
Alex Miller is a writer for Fox News Digital covering the U.S. Senate.
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