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- Swing-district voters say high living costs dominate concerns yet many still back incumbent Republicans.
- A Reuters/Ipsos poll finds Democrats ahead of Republicans on the generic ballot, blaming President Donald Trump’s economy.
- John Beers of Peekskill, New York, says rising grocery prices won’t change his support for Rep. Mike Lawler.
- Nurse Joanice Patino, 49, will vote for Democratic challenger Cait Conley to ease living costs.