'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters
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What BBC Business reported
The BBC's Clive Myrie travelled to North Caroline where voters voiced their frustrations ahead of midterm elections.
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'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters. The BBC's Clive Myrie travelled to North Caroline where voters voiced their frustrations ahead of midterm elections. Covered by 3 publications. BBC Business: 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters. BBC News World: 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters. BBC News: 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters.
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- BBC Business United Kingdom 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters The BBC's Clive Myrie travelled to North Caroline where voters voiced their frustrations ahead of midterm elections. 1 Nov · Tier 1
- BBC News World United Kingdom 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters The BBC's Clive Myrie travelled to North Caroline where voters voiced their frustrations ahead of midterm elections. 1 Nov · Tier 2
- BBC News United Kingdom 'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters The BBC's Clive Myrie travelled to North Caroline where voters voiced their frustrations ahead of midterm elections. 1 Nov · Tier 2
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