No shortage of issues face American voters – jobs, economy, income inequality, health care success, immigration reform and more. But following years of governmental gridlock – highlighted by last fall’s shutdown – where are the voters themselves? As midterm elections approach and posturing by incumbents and challengers becomes a fine art form, will voters buy it? What can we expect?Celinda Lake is president of Lake Research Partners. Among other work, she represents that Democratic half of the highly-influential George Washington University Battleground Poll.