Ap-gfk Poll: Top Issues In The Midterm Election

By JENNIFER AGIESTA, Associated Press: Politics
Wed, 10/01/2014 - 2:14pm

WASHINGTON (AP) -- It's October and in some places, voters are already voting. The latest Associated Press-GfK poll finds those likely to cast a ballot are focused more on the economy than other issues. But that hasn't stopped campaigns from trying to appeal on other topics as well. Here's a look at what voters think on the top issues of the election cycle....

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