Walters: California politicians suddenly discover inflation after the election
Briefly

In post-election analysis, the New York Times noted that Trump's campaign effectively weaponized Kamala Harris's California background, particularly through a standout ad on transgender issues. This strategy was deemed the most effective in winning key battleground states like Nevada and Arizona.
The analysis further suggested that Harris's focus on abortion rights failed to resonate with voters concerned about economic pressures, especially inflation, during the Biden administration, highlighting a significant shift in voter priorities.
Despite her victory in California, where she easily defeated Trump, the trends indicated that even in states like California, excessive living costs were pressing concerns that reflected broader economic discontent.
California's ongoing struggle with the high cost of living, exacerbated by soaring prices for basic necessities, has contributed to the state's elevated functional poverty rate, demonstrating the economic strain felt by its residents.
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