Surging costs of living top US voter concerns
- The Associated Press found that 84% of voters rank the cost of living among their top concerns, while 60% worry about affording healthcare.
- Nearly half of working-age adults are inadequately insured, and more than 100 million Americans carry medical debt.
- Canvassers report that voters often discuss prescription costs, delayed care, medical debt, and rising healthcare expenses.
- Healthcare and living costs are shaping the race between Jamie Ager and Jennifer Balkcom in North Carolina’s 11th Congressional District.
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Surging costs of living top US voter concerns
A whopping 84 percent of voters who have cast their ballots early listed the economy as their biggest concern this election cycle, according to a recent Pew Research Center survey. Kyler Daugherty, a 43-year-old health care worker, summed up the sentiment as he filled up his gas tank in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. "It's ridiculous. I mean, everything's gone up, from food to transportation to gas prices," he told AFP. Fuel costs have skyrocketed ar…
Cost of living, healthcare top concerns for voters in race between Jamie Ager and Jennifer Balkcom
The battle for Congress in western North Carolina will help determine control of Congress in January. Here’s what one nonpartisan group canvassing voters across the region found are voters’ top priorities. The post Cost of living, healthcare top concerns for voters in race between Jamie Ager and Jennifer Balkcom appeared first on Cardinal & Pine.
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