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Affordability takes center stage as Shapiro and Garrity craft their economic pitch for Pennsylvania voters

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By Michelle Baruchman
| The Morning Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Ben Hummer would like to own a house one day in Pittsburgh. He dreams of a two-bedroom, one-bathroom town house where he can live near his job. But for now, Hummer, 29, rents his 500-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment, and his monthly rate since he moved in has continued to increase by $50 each year, making the goal seem further out of reach.
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Bob Brooks releases first TV ad of the general campaign

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By Michelle Baruchman
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Clad in fire safety gear, Democrat and retired firefighter Bob Brooks promised to “smoke out the billionaires and their lobbyists” in his first ad of the general election, released Tuesday. Brooks, a union leader who spent 20 years as a Bethlehem firefighter, blasted the “dumpster fire” in Washington that has led “working people get burned.” Brooks, a retired firefighter and union leader, is challenging Republican U.S. Rep.
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Affordability takes center stage as Shapiro and Garrity craft their economic pitch for Pennsylvania voters

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By Michelle Baruchman
| Miami Herald Verified
Ben Hummer would like to own a house one day in Pittsburgh. He dreams of a two-bedroom, one-bathroom town house where he can live near his job. But for now, Hummer, 29, rents his 500-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment, and his monthly rate since he moved in has continued to increase by $50 each year, making the goal seem further out of reach. "Anything that could increase the supply and affordability of housing in the Pittsburgh area would be massive," said Hummer, who works in human resources.
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