Gas and grocery costs rose faster in top Senate race states
Gas and grocery costs rose faster in top Senate race states
Gas and grocery costs rose faster in top Senate race states
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- Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis.
- Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent.
- Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
- Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis.
- Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent.
- Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
- Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis.
- Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent.
- Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis. Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent. Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis. Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent. Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
Households in several closely contested Senate states saw fuel and grocery costs rise faster than the national average ahead of the midterm elections, according to an NBC News analysis. Gas prices rose nearly 55 percent in Iowa and Nebraska since late February, against a 40 percent rise nationally, with Kansas up 53 percent, Michigan 51 percent, Ohio 48 percent and Maine 46 percent. Higher fuel costs also pushed up transport costs for groceries, and households in several battleground states spend a larger share of their income on food than shoppers elsewhere.
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