'I've had people eating cat food': Rising cost of living top of mind for US voters
Summary
A BBC report from North Carolina says rising prices are a major concern for voters ahead of Tuesday’s U.S. midterm elections. The elections will determine which party controls Congress, and surveys cited in the report suggest prices may influence many voters’ choices.Key Facts
- BBC correspondent Clive Myrie spoke with voters in North Carolina about rising prices.
- The report says surveys suggest rising prices are central to how many voters will decide their votes.
- U.S. voters are scheduled to vote in midterm elections on Tuesday.
- The midterm elections will determine control of Congress.
- The report’s headline quotes a speaker saying, “I've had people eating cat food.”
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