Low-income Americans who voted for Donald Trump say they are counting on him to keep their benefits intact even while his Cabinet picks and Republican lawmakers call on him to reduce federal spending, reported The Washington Post on Thursday.

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Low Income Voters Worry Trump Will Cut Their Benefits

NEW YORK, Dec. 26 (Xinhua) -- Low-income Americans who voted for Donald Trump say they are counting on him to keep their benefits intact even while his Cabinet picks and Republican lawmakers call on him to reduce federal spending, reported The Washington Post on Thursday. Read full story

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Just one month after Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, some of the president-elect's supporters in the small town of New Castle, Pennsylvania are concerned about whether or not their benefits are at risk under his incoming administration, The Washington Post reports.Per the report, part-time tax ...

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Washington Post: “Fifty percent of voters from families with an income of less than $50,000 a year cast their ballots for Trump, according to the data, compared with 48 percent for Vice President Kamala Harris. Four years ago, President Joe Biden carried those voters by 11 percentage points; Hillary Clinton won them by 12 points in 2016 and former president Barack Obama by 22 points in 2012.” “Now, low-income Americans who voted for Trump say th…

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Low-income Trump voters are increasingly concerned about potential cuts to critical federal programs like Social Security and Medicare. As the administration signals a push for government efficiency, those who rely on these benefits are pleading for their safety nets to remain intact.

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Donald Trump's worries mount after the MAGA war; now this: Low-income voters worry he'll cut benefits on which they rely

NEW CASTLE, Pennsylvania - Lori Mosura goes to the grocery store on a bicycle because she can’t afford to fix her Ford F-150 truck.

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After Backing Trump, Low-Income Voters Hope He Doesn’t Slash Their Benefits

NEW CASTLE, Pa. — Lori Mosura goes to the grocery store on a bicycle because she can’t afford to fix her Ford F-150 truck.
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After backing Trump, low-income voters in New Castle hope he doesn’t slash their benefits

At his 2024 campaign rallies, Donald Trump repeatedly blamed President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for inflation — which he promised to fix if he won the election. And that messaging proved effective: Trump, according to the Cook Political Report, won 312 electoral votes and defeated ...

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'Please Take Care Of Us': Low-Income Trump Voters Fear Cuts

“Please don’t cut the things that help the most vulnerable," a Pennsylvania Trump voter pleaded in interview.

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