As voters head to the polls on Tuesday, they are more concerned with domestic issues such as the economy rather than fears over the Ebola virus or Islamic State (ISIS) terrorism, according to an NBC News/ Wall Street Journal Poll. Republicans are expected to gain seats in the House and Senate and likely take control of the Senate, and the poll shows voters most trust the GOP to handle not only foreign threats, but also their biggest concern – the economy.
By Greg Richter from Newsmax
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