Rising living costs are the top concern for US voters
US gas prices increased 9.1 percent in September. Nearly 41 percent of American households have income too low to cover basic costs. The White House claims Trump's policies are boosting the economy. United Way's ALICE metric identifies working people with insufficient income.
- US gas prices increased by 9.1 percent in September.
- 84 percent of early voting voters cited the economy as their biggest concern.
- Nearly 41 percent of US households fall below the financial threshold.
- The White House asserts that Trump's policies are improving the US economy.
- United Way's ALICE metric measures working people whose income is insufficient.
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