Indiana Voters Heading to Polls With Inflation and Border Security Foremost in Their Minds

Voters head out from a voting site in rural Seymour in southern Indiana on May 3, 2022. Cara Ding/The Epoch Times

SEYMOUR, Ind.—On May 3 voters in a Republican stronghold in southern Indiana said they are more or less fine with local affairs, but when it comes to national matters they are deeply worried.

The top two concerns they have are inflation and border security, according to The Epoch Times’ interviews with a dozen voters in the city of Seymour.