Hundreds of Valley residents press political candidates for action ahead of midterm elections

Hundreds of residents part of the Valley Interfaith Project gathered in Phoenix ahead of the midterm elections, calling on political candidates to address housing, healthcare, immigration and public safety concerns.
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