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Affordability Concerns Ahead of Midterm Elections
Higher costs for food, electricity, and travel weigh heavily on Dorothy Brown as she prepares to cast her vote in the upcoming midterm elections. Her concerns highlight a broader issue affecting many voters.
Dorothy Brown, an 81-year-old retired schoolteacher from Charlotte, is one of the many citizens focusing on affordability in their electoral decisions this November.
The Washington Post has begun a series of profiles on voters nationwide who prioritize affordability. Dorothy Brown’s story kicks off this initiative.
Throughout her life, Dorothy has always enjoyed hosting gatherings, a pastime now challenged by the rising expenses she faces.
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