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Add as a preferred source on GoogleHis campaign has emphasized household expenses and rural health care access, according to earlier EconoTimes coverage.
New Hampshire’s open U.S. Senate seat went before voters Tuesday, Nov. 3, while Democratic nominee and U.S. Rep. Chris Pappas made a final campaign appeal, CBS News reported.
Earlier EconoTimes coverage said Pappas’ campaign focused on household expenses and access to rural health care. Read more in an earlier account of Pappas’ Senate bid.
Ossoff’s campaign says he qualified for the ballot in March, while Mike Collins’ campaign announced his Republican runoff victory in June.
The Democratic nominee supports restoring enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits and expanding rural care access, but his platform gives no cost estimate or financing details.
Al Jazeera connected voters’ economic concerns with Donald Trump’s influence in Washington.
