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A recent poll shows that about 40% of U.S. voters consider the economy the most important issue, with significant concerns about gas prices and grocery costs. Meanwhile, around 30% of voters prioritize the state of democracy.
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A recent poll shows that about 40% of U.S. voters consider the economy the most important issue, with significant concerns about gas prices and grocery costs. Meanwhile, around 30% of voters prioritize the state of democracy.
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