I'm Kimberly Atkins' store in from Agna Chakra party and this is on point.

The midterm elections are five weeks away and both the U.S. House and Senate are up for

grabs.

Historically, the president's party takes a hit in the midterms.

So this year, that means both chambers could flip in November.

And with President Biden's law approval rating and a majority of Americans saying they

are quite unhappy with the direction of the country, this election has the potential

to be a big one for Republicans.

But the biggest hurdle for any party in the midterms is getting people to actually

go out and vote.

So what is motivating conservative voters this election and will it be enough to make

a difference?

To help us better answer these questions today, we're going to hear from conservative

voters from three key states.

And in the coming days, we will do the same with liberal voters.

So this hour, joining us from Newburn, North Carolina is Bill Poole.

He works in sales for a local radio group.

Bill, welcome to on point.

Thanks, Kimberly.

I appreciate you having me.

We're also joined by Michael Log.

He served in Iraq with the third battalion, 25th Marines, and is now a trustee for Union

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