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@@ -91,16 +91,12 @@ This year, Steve Wagner’s shirt made his voting preference clear. It read, “
 
 “I wish he’d keep his mouth shut, but I like his policies,” Wagner, 49, said of Trump. “I don’t think he’s been as brash this time around as he was the last time.”
 
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 “I think Twitter was his downfall the last time, to be honest with you,” he added. “I think he spent too much time on it, running his mouth too much.”
 
 Wagner, who works in the auto industry, described inflation as a major concern. “Prices need to go down,” he said. “People are having a hard time making it through.”
 
 Another voter, 25-year-old Emily Gonzalez, also talked about the challenges that inflation has brought. She hopes to one day work as her own boss.
 
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 “It’s kind of harder to maintain just a regular lifestyle,” she said. “I just want to change that. …. Hopefully, with this, it changes.”
 
 She didn’t want to directly say who she voted for. But then she added a big clue.