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New Hampshire Voters Cite High Cost of Living and Inflation Concerns

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 24
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New polling shows that the economy and affordability are among the most important issues for voters in New Hampshire ahead of the midterm election, alongside inflation. Voters have expressed concern that the cost of living is too high, citing issues such as rent, utilities, and high gas prices.

From wmur.com

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The high priority placed on affordability and inflation among voters suggests that consumer financial pressures are a significant concern in the state. These sentiments reflect broader economic conditions regarding household budgets and purchasing power.

From wmur.com

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  • New HampshireState where voter sentiment regarding cost of living and inflation was measured

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