Ohio voters prioritise affordability in primary elections

4 articles · Updated · NPR · May 10

In competitive districts including the Toledo area, voters last week said the cost of gas and groceries was their clearest concern.
The primaries highlighted economic pressure as a central issue shaping voter choices in closely contested parts of the state.
The results offer an early signal of what may drive campaigning and turnout in Ohio races beyond the primary season.

With voters rejecting local levies, can state and federal policies overcome community resistance to new development?

Can Ohio build its way out of the affordability crisis faster than new demand for housing and energy arrives?

Why is Toledo a top housing market for investors yet a crisis zone for its own residents?