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Voters worry rising costs could strain Social Security and Medicare

MarketWatch notes voters are increasingly concerned about these programs as higher costs pressure household finances ahead of the midterms.

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MarketWatch reports that voters are voicing concern about the future of Social Security and Medicare as rising costs threaten household finances.

With midterm elections approaching, the outlet says the unease reflects fears that the programs face growing financial stress.

The story frames the debate around affordability pressures for households and the political attention the programs may receive as voters look ahead to the election.

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