Nearly half of voters say they are most worried about increased costs for food and other goods, among current economic concerns, according to a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.

The poll asked respondents to pick among four options which economic issue worries them the most: Prices for food and consumer goods; housing/rent; the stock market; or job security. Overwhelmingly, costs for food and other purchases came out on top, with more than double citing that option than housing, which came in second.

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