Immigration Tops Conflicting Motivations For Primary Voters

BALTIMORE (AP) — Bitterness clashing with hope. Calls for civility colliding with cries for payback. Unity versus division.
The often conflicting motivations of U.S. voters in Tuesday’s elections seem emblematic of where the nation stands at 2018’s turbulent midpoint, as the country’s two major parties continue on starkly divergent roads toward November midterms.
Outside polling stations, no single issue drew more passionate responses from voters across seven U.S. states