Housing, the cost of living, and climate change are the primary concerns for voters, according to Your Say.

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  1. It’s clear that housing, cost of living, and climate change are interconnected issues that significantly impact our communities. Affordable housing is becoming increasingly elusive for many, forcing families to make tough decisions about their living situations. The rising cost of living compounds these challenges, affecting everything from daily necessities to long-term financial stability. Meanwhile, climate change continues to pose a threat, exacerbating issues like natural disasters and resource scarcity, which can further drive up living costs and housing insecurity.

    To address these concerns, we need comprehensive policies that prioritize sustainable development, affordable housing initiatives, and financial support for those struggling with the rising cost of living. By working together to tackle these challenges, we can create a more equitable and resilient future for all. What specific solutions do you think should be prioritized?

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