Congress trades stocks. Everyone hates that. Could it tip the midterms?

Leading up to the midterm elections in November, corruption is proving to be a defining issue in many battleground states and districts. An April poll, commissioned by End Citizens United (ECU) and conducted by Change Research, showed that more than 40% of likely voters ranked corruption in Washington, D.C., as their top concern—second only to threats to democracy and the voting system, and even ahead of gas and grocery prices. While corruption can and is taking many iterations in Washingt...