Candidates are focusing on affordability as a key issue. They are visiting various locations, such as barbershops and voters' homes, to discuss the problem of rising costs. In their campaigns, they are highlighting the increasing expenses of everyday necessities like food, healthcare, and gas.
To address these concerns, candidates are promising to cut taxes and provide financial assistance to help people cope with the high cost of living. The term "affordability" is being widely used in their campaigns. Further details on this issue and how it is affecting people are available, along with an opportunity for those affected by rising costs to share their experiences.
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