The midterm campaign is being fought in areas President Donald Trump carried in the last election, and largely among voters who have supported him in the past but have soured on his presidency.

Rick Sebring, a resident of rural Black Creek, Georgia, is one of them. He was among the Americans drawn to Trump when he emerged as a political outsider running for president in 2015, and supported him in each election since.

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Now, he says, he jokes with his son and daughter, 25 and 18, that he needs a hat that reads: "I fell for it three times."

Trump is "not the same guy he was befo...