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Exit Poll Indicates 88% of Voters Considered Cost of Living in Their Vote

A CNN exit poll revealed that 88% of voters considered the cost of living a significant factor in their voting decisions during the midterm elections. A Reuters/Ipsos survey also indicated that affordability was the top concern for 48% of registered voters.

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In the recent midterm elections, 88% of voters reported that the cost of living significantly influenced their voting choices, according to a CNN exit poll. The poll found that 49% deemed it crucial, while 39% viewed it as a major factor. Additionally, a Reuters/Ipsos survey indicated that 48% of registered voters prioritized the cost of living over other issues such as democratic norms and immigration. The survey involved 1,765 adults and had a margin of error of about three percentage points.

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  • 88% of voters considered the cost of living a significant factor in their votes.
  • 49% called the cost of living a crucial factor in their decision.
  • A Reuters/Ipsos survey found 48% of registered voters prioritized affordability.
  • The Reuters/Ipsos survey included 1,765 adults.
  • The margin of error for the survey was approximately three percentage points.
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Exit Poll: 88% Say Cost of Living Was a Key Factor in Their Vote

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