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Democrats outline House agenda if they win November control

House Democrats have unveiled plans centered on affordability ahead of a possible majority in Congress. Commentators also discussed their priorities, including lowering costs, the national debt and investigating the Trump administration.

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What happened

House Democratic leadership announced an agenda focused on affordability in case they win control of the House in November. Discussions on CNN featured Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski and former Senator Joe Manchin, who talked about priorities such as lowering costs, addressing the national debt and investigating the Trump administration.

Why it matters

The plans show Democrats preparing legislative priorities and possible oversight of the Trump administration should they gain a House majority.

Timeline

  1. Oct 17, 11:30 AM ET: Congresswoman Nikki Budzinski and former Senator Joe Manchin discussed Democrats' priorities for a House majority on CNN.
  2. Oct 18, 2:00 AM ET: House Democrats were described as preparing an affordability agenda for a potential majority win.

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