“This is an extraordinarily disturbing finding and in my view represents a catastrophic failure by the federal government," Senator Ossoff said.

“At this point, it's like just trying to stay alive," an independent voter told Newsweek, "keeping America from turning into that chaos.”

“The eyes of the nation are going to be on Arizona, and we're not going to fall victim to a crowd of people who wish to undermine democracy.”

Each candidate told Newsweek why they are better prepared than their opponent to tackle inflation and the other issues most important to Arizona.

"I think without a change, we're going to see an escalation of these tactics, and we will be dealing with a kind of a return to the past," the ACLU said.

"The [war] in Ukraine is exposing the flaw in deterrence theory, revealing the truth that large nuclear arsenals do not make the world a safer place.”

The Pentagon's new policies focus on preserving privacy, protecting health care providers, ensuring access to care, and improving awareness of resources.

Despite Georgia voters listing the economy as their top concern, Newsweek found that abortion matters in the Senate race, but not as people might expect.

“It's unconscionable that we would threaten to take away their surviving spouse's benefits should they choose to remarry," Senator Warnock told Newsweek.

As Mandela Barnes and Ron Johnson stand locked in a 48-49 Senate race, independents could decide the election — but only 33% of them voted in the last midterm.

Newsweek spoke to six sitting senators in the states with the tightest senate races to identify the most important issues facing their voters.

"I didn't hear the Republicans worry about the deficit when they provided a trillion dollars in tax breaks to the 1%, large corporations," Bernie Sanders said.

"When you make a promise you absolutely have to deliver and you have to deliver quickly," Ryan said of his abortion bill that delivers on his campaign promise.

"If a guy has 5,000 cows and a great credit line at the bank, that means the community he lives in is short about 50 farmers," a Wisconsin farmer told Newsweek.

"(This would) allow a Trump to put political people in those jobs," Democratic Congressman Gerry Connolly of Virginia told Newsweek.

"The waiver is just," U.S. Army Col. Yevgeny Vindman told Newsweek, "given the impact on my career and retaliation I experienced from the Trump White House.”

“That has struck such a nerve clearly across the country," Ryan said, "patriots from all parties standing up and saying 'this is not who we are as a country.’”

"The last thing they need to be worried about is keeping a roof over the heads," Senator Raphael Warnock told Newsweek. "Sadly that's the case for too many.”

"It's time to usher in a new era of climate action—one that prioritizes our planet and our people," Congressman Ro Khanna, who voted "yes," told Newsweek.

The suspension dealt a fresh blow to Olivet, a beleaguered Bible college which has been ordered to shut down its New York state operations.