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US Catholic voters see economy as major issue in upcoming election
Catholic voters in the United States view the economy as a primary issue in the upcoming election, according to polling reported by the National Catholic Reporter. The data suggests frustration over rising gas prices, stagnant wages, and housing costs affecting middle- and lower-income families.
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National Catholic Reporter · Brian Fraga
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