How will tariffs affect the midterm elections? In this Michigan border city, it's complicated

The trade war between the United States and Canada has especially affected Michigan's Upper Peninsula, particularly in the border city of Sault Ste. Marie. The tariff escalation between the two countries has created economic tensions in the rural region that depends significantly on cross-border trade relations. Local residents face uncertainties about the impact of tariffs on their livelihoods and the regional economy. The situation raises questions about how these trade tensions can influence voter behavior in midterm elections, especially in communities that maintain close economic ties with Canada.