Economy top of mind for voters across races, preliminary ABC News exit polls show

So the cost of living is really stressing out NYC voters, 57% says it's a major problem 🤯🏙️. Housing costs in NYC are killing people, almost three-quarters say it's a major issue 📉. And what's even worse, two-thirds of NJ voters think NYC's economy is poor 🚨. But on the other hand, some NY voters still think they're living good, just 33% 😐.

I don't get why cost of living isn't more of an issue in these elections. It affects everyone, no matter who you are or where you live 💸. Do we need to have a presidential candidate who can fix the economy? 🤔 Or should it be on local levels, like mayors and governors, who can make some changes?
 
I'm lovin' the stats 🤩! So cost of living is a big deal everywhere - 51-57% agree it's a major problem 🤑. Housing costs in particular, yikes 72% say they're a major issue 🏠😬. It's interesting that economy was seen as poor by 2/3 of NJ voters, while NYC voters had mixed opinions 🤔. Qualifications and experience were key for both city mayors and governors, nice to see candidates being vetted on their ability to serve the people 👥💼. Can't wait to see how these numbers shake out in the final results 📊👀
 
🤔 cost of living is really stressing ppl out everywhere 🏠😬 no wonder voters chose leaders who care about wallets 💸👍 NY city voters seems to be most concerned about housing affordability 🏡🚫 NJ voters are worried too 👀 but it's not all bad news 🌞 at least ppl want leaders who are relatable & have skills 😊 can't wait to see what the new govs do 🤔💪
 
I'm thinking it's pretty clear what's on everyone's mind right now... 🤔 cost of living is a major issue for a lot of people, especially when it comes to housing. It's no wonder that almost three-quarters of voters in New York City and New Jersey said that the cost of housing where they live is a big problem. I mean, who can afford a decent place to live in these areas without breaking the bank? 🏠💸 The fact that the candidates were mostly judged on their ability to work for people like them makes sense too - it's not about fancy policies or grand plans, but about making things more affordable and sustainable for regular folks. We need leaders who understand what ordinary people are going through and can help make a difference in our daily lives. 👍
 
I'm kinda surprised that cost of living is the top issue in all three elections 🤔. I mean, it doesn't seem like a big deal to me... wait, no, it does! Like, I get how hard it is to afford housing and stuff. But at the same time, I think we need to focus on other issues too, like education and healthcare. 🤷‍♀️

I don't know, maybe I'm just not thinking about this right. It's all pretty confusing. 🤯 If cost of living is the main issue, then shouldn't we be talking more about solutions rather than just complaining? 🤔 Or am I just being too logical? 😐
 
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