[Poll: Ending Wars Won't Change Voters' Stance, Republicans Unlikely to Flip Midterm Elections] According to a report by Jinse Finance, on October 11, a poll found that as the midterm elections enter the final weeks, most Americans believe the Republican Party lacks a clear path to regain electoral advantage. Even Republican voters are skeptical about whether President Donald Trump can deliver a last-minute move to turn the tide of the election. Most voters stated that even if Trump achieves significant accomplishments before the November election—such as announcing the end of the Iran war, lowering gas prices by $1, or creating 100,000 new jobs—they would not be more inclined to vote for the Republican Party as a result. The poll shows that this is especially true for Democratic voters and swing voters: regardless of the type of event or the significance of the achievements, the voting intentions of these two groups remain virtually unchanged. Voters' perceptions of Trump's governance and the state of the economy have become entrenched, which is a troubling sign for the increasingly challenging Republican election prospects.