Seven Midterm Candidates Reveal Their Economic Fixes in WSJ Interviews

Inside the Wall Street Journal's Washington bureau, which sits a stone's throw from the White House, we've sat face-to-face with a stream of midterm candidates to press them on voters' top issue: the economy. Here's what they told us. In this video, seven candidates from both parties share their proposals for addressing inflation, job creation, and affordability, offering a rare glimpse into the policy priorities that could shape the next Congress. Each candidate brings a unique perspective, reflecting the diverse districts and constituencies they aim to represent. Some emphasize tax cuts and deregulation as paths to growth, while others focus on investments in education, infrastructure, and clean energy. The interviews reveal the stark ideological divides that define the current political moment, as well as areas of potential compromise. The WSJ's in-depth interviews provide voters with valuable insights into how candidates plan to tackle the economic challenges facing the nation. From rising prices to stagnant wages, the candidates outline their visions for restoring economic prosperity. This video is essential viewing for anyone seeking to understand the economic policy landscape ahead of the midterm elections.