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US midterms: Slashing of food stamps in Arizona angers voters

US midterms: Slashing of food stamps in Arizona angers voters

france24.com 28.10.2026 11:43 17 views
With the US midterm elections just under a week away, the cost of living has emerged as a key campaign issue. In Arizona, many Americans are criticising the administration’s decision to slash food stamps, which has had s

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Cover image: Slashing of food stamps in Arizona angers voters © agences US midterms: Slashing of food stamps in Arizona angers voters With the US midterm elections just under a week away, the cost of living has emerged as a key campaign issue. In Arizona, many Americans are criticising the administration’s decision to slash food stamps, which has had significant consequences for the poorest. Camille Corcoran reports.

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