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Women voters in Maine, who make up the majority of voters, are primarily concerned with high costs, housing affordability, rising utility bills, cost of raising a family, and healthcare access.

reported by one outlet so far · Attributed statement · first recorded Aug 8, 4:30 AM

How each outlet reported it

NPRLean left · Aug 8, 4:02 AM

Women in Maine want someone who understands the working class, including nurses, teachers, and single moms.

Cites: Kelli Brennan · Details: working class; nurses; teachers; single moms

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NPRLean left · Aug 8, 4:02 AM

Women on campaign trails are primarily concerned with high costs, affording homes, rising utility bills, cost of raising a family, and healthcare access.

Cites: Diana Kushnar · Details: high costs; afford a home; utility bills; healthcare

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