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Gas, groceries, electricity: Where prices stand as midterms approach

Newseze Wire·Wed, Oct 21, 7:51 PMWire: The Hill
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Gas, groceries, electricity: Where prices stand as midterms approach

September’s uptick in inflation dealt Americans with higher prices just before the midterm elections, as Democrats seek to wrestle back control of Congress from the GOP by highlighting affordability concerns. Annual inflation was 3.7 per…

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