The U.S. possesses the largest GDP globally at $29 trillion, with California, Texas, and New York leading economies that rival major world economies such as Japan’s and France’s.
Voter interest in the upcoming elections highlights that eight out of ten registered voters consider the economy a vital factor influencing their voting decisions as both parties focus on economic platforms.
Kamala Harris's push for doubling the federal minimum wage reflects ongoing debates about poverty, as the current rate of $7.25 hasn't changed since 2009, exacerbating economic inequalities.
Unemployment rates vary widely across the states, with the District of Columbia at the highest rate and certain states like South Dakota boasting significantly lower unemployment, illustrating regional economic disparities.
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