Housing affordability and economic concerns are at the forefront in Henderson, Nevada, as real estate agent Zoila Sanchez highlights the high prices and lack of starter homes for working-class families. Sanchez looks to a Federal Reserve interest rate cut and supports Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate. However, some Latino voters in the area, like Rogelio Regalado and Rafael Cerros Jr., are divided on their support, unsure of Harris’s efforts to reach out to the Hispanic community.
Meanwhile, Zena Hajji, a young Democrat and daughter of Moroccan immigrants, is conflicted about supporting Harris due to the Biden administration’s stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Antonio Munoz, a veteran and small business owner, shares optimism but looks for more specific plans from Harris to help businesses like his through economic challenges like inflation and extreme weather conditions.
Despite mixed feelings towards Trump, some voters in Nevada are swayed by his economic policies, leaving the presidential race in the swing state a tight competition. While voters like Hajji grapple with his foreign policy decisions, Munoz and others see potential for a stronger economy under Harris. With Nevada’s history as a battleground state decided by a narrow margin, the upcoming election promises to be a closely contested race.
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