If the midterms were held today, which Congressional candidate would you vote for?

The Republican one (29%) – "I'm an independent, but I tend to vote red. I'm incredibly frustrated with the way both sides are behaving, and I'd vote for a third party if there was a good candidate. I don't really like the republicans, but I like the democrats even less. I wish there were other options."

"I don't want the crazies destroying our country again, so I'd vote Republican. The only reason why President Trump has to send ICE into our cities is because the Dems let every criminal who wanted to, enter into our country unfettered to roam free and to terrorize our neighborhoods, while they sip tea in their mansions, protected by their own personal security detail. Then they told us that the economy was great and high inflation was just transitory, but you couldn't find a job and if you had one, the paycheck bought you less and less every month for years. Then you come home and find out that a boy is now sharing your daughter's locker room and that's supposed to be the way it is, because he has rights. You wonder what happened to your daughter's rights but that just means you're some kind of phobe. No, thank you. I've had my fill. I won't vote Democrat for years to come."

• "The Democrats have become too extreme. It has become a party of intolerance and hate. They hate Trump more than they love this country and will do everything possible to sabotage anything Trump presents or supports."

The Democratic one (59%) – "Republicans have grown too radical. They have no backbone to stand up against Trump for fear of losing their own political gravy train. They no longer appear to represent the small business owner and their families. They have become unreliable, liars, and hypocrites."

"I cannot support the Republican agenda after President Trump has done everything possible to consolidate power to the Presidency and the Republican members in the house and senate have mostly remained on the sidelines and have not challenged this President on obvious constitutional abuses, his efforts at retribution, his immature name calling and his obvious lack of diplomacy. My only fear is the far left will cause the Democrats elected to "over-react" an we go back to wide open borders, etc., which obviously is one of the only reasons President Trump was reelected this time around. Sensibility needs to return to this country's leadership and total swings to the right and to the left are not good for our freedom as common people."

• "It’s long past time for the Democrats to take control of the Congress to save American democracy. The Republicans have, either thru cowardice or greed, allowed Trump to make Congress irrelevant by not exercising their legal responsibilities and requirement of providing proper checks and balances to the would be dictatorship of Trump."

"Republicans are failing on nearly every level. Congress has ceded its power to the President rather than doing what the People elected them to do. Democrats are peacefully and lawfully trying to hold Republicans to account, even though it is difficult since Republicans still hold the majority. There are a few Republicans who have begun to see the writing on the wall, but far too few and far too late."

• "I'm not actually a Democrat - I'm an independent who leans pretty socially and fiscally libertarian - but there's way too much power concentrated in the Republican camp right now and frankly, they're giving the president far too much sway. So I'm going to go vote blue for the first time in my voting life."

"My views and belief more follow the democratic views right now especially with how the other side is treating everything's right now."

One from a third party (4%) – "Both parties are focused on hating and blaming each other instead of working together with common sense compromise on the big issues impacting America."

I don’t plan on voting (2%) – "Does my one vote even make any difference either way?"

I haven’t made up my mind yet (6%) – "I don't care as much about the party as I do about the candidate's values and voting history. If they truly give thought to a subject and not just follow along party lines, then I am much more likely to vote for them as long as I agree with their views. If they are just a "vote with my party" type of candidate, then they don't deserve to be elected and should not be put in any government office. Anyone that blindly follows a politician is a fool."