Gen Z voters told us the midterms will boil down to affording life, not social issues

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Matthew Blankley, 24, works 40 hours a week in public relations. He also works four nights a week as a theater usher, bringing his workweek to 60 hours. He said his full-time salary only covers the essentials in New York City: shared housing, food and transportation. Younger voters interviewed cited the affordability of everyday life as a central issue for the midterms rather than social issues.

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