United States - Rising gasoline, diesel and electricity prices are putting financial pressure on Americans ahead of the November midterm elections. Households and businesses are struggling with higher transportation and energy costs, forcing many to cut spending and adjust their budgets. The growing cost of energy has become a major concern for voters and an important issue in political campaigns. The article highlights how rising energy costs are affecting farmers, small businesses and families, particularly in competitive states such as Iowa, while creating political challenges for Republicans and opportunities for Democrats.

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