It’s no surprise to us that, according to a July 2024 KFF survey, half of women voters “worry a lot” about being able to afford food and groceries.
That means many women you know have this issue on their mind — and it’s likely to be a factor when they decide who they are voting for in this election. So now that you know some Momonomics, your friends need to hear from you!
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That means many women you know have this issue on their mind — and it’s likely to be a factor when they decide who they are voting for in this election. So now that you know some Momonomics, your friends need to hear from you!