Published 1 year ago

Inflation, abortion remain top issues for voters as election nears

Summary by Fox 59 Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS - With the midterms approaching, inflation and abortion have been the biggest issues being talked about on the campaign trail. And polling shows they remain important to voters as well.At the federal level, Republicans are hoping to regain control of the House and Senate. And for the Statehouse, Democrats are trying to break the GOP supermajority. Indiana Republicans have largely focused their message on inflation."I think if we sta…

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