Hochul pushes 'affordability agenda,' tax cut, as Democrats regroup after election losses

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

54% : Voters who said inflation was the most important factor for their vote were almost twice as likely to support Trump over Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris.
44% : AP VoteCast, a survey of more than 120,000 voters nationwide, found Trump won over many lower-income voters, middle-income voters and voters without college degrees who were alarmed about their economic circumstances.
44% : The survey found Trump carried more than half of voters who were "very concerned" about the costs of food, housing and health care.
43% : Trump, a Republican, made inroads across broad voting demographics, even among voters in liberal New York City, setting alarm bells off for Democrats.
32% : It was also a departure of how Democrats postured after Trump won his first term in office, adopting combative stances against the Republican and his administration.
22% : About 6 in 10 voters who said the economy and jobs were the most important issues backed Trump.

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