Most Voters Disapprove of Iraq, Want Troops Out
The majority of voters disapprove of the war in Iraq "and believe the US should withdraw some or all troops," according to New York Times exit polls The economy was the No 1 concern, followed closely by terrorism and the Iraq war In congressional decisions, corruption and scandal were also highly important.
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