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Gen Z Readers Highlight Cost of Living and Immigration Concerns Ahead of US Midterms

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Gen Z readers across the United States shared their concerns regarding the upcoming midterms with The Guardian. Their primary worries included the rising cost of living, federal immigration policies, the climate crisis, election interference, and the rollback of civil rights. One reader noted that inflation and concerns about military force were huge factors in their voting decisions.

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The political uncertainty and concerns about inflation and the cost of living among young voters could influence consumer spending and market stability as the US midterms approach. These issues are shaping the views of a large segment of the electorate.

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  • GuardianThe company that received feedback from Gen Z readers regarding political issues.

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