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With affordability as a central political issue this midterm season, how are candidates in a key New Jersey race addressing it?
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Timmy Facciola, founder of the local politics news outlet Judge Street Journal, talks about several 'pocketbook issues' that came up in the debate between U.S. Rep. Mike Lawler and his Democratic challenger Cait Conley, including energy, tariffs, and housing.
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