Will the US-Canada trade war shape elections in key midterm states?

Barters Island Bees, a honey business in Maine known for flavors like “Gentle Ginger” and “Blueberry Lemon,” faced challenges when a trade dispute between the U.S. and Canada reduced Canadian tourism, impacting sales at local markets. However, sales have rebounded by 75% this year as Canadian visitors returned, thanks to easing tensions. CEO Garret Denniston expressed gratitude for Canadian tourists but remains concerned about potential future trade conflicts. The trade dispute involves tariffs that could harm businesses and consumers in border states like Maine, Ohio, and Michigan, which are crucial in upcoming elections. These tariffs affect a small percentage of goods but could significantly impact states with strong trade ties to Canada. Analysts note that while some areas may not feel the effects, border states could see more pronounced impacts due to their economic connections with Canada. QUESTION: How might ongoing trade disputes between countries influence the daily lives of people living in border regions?