Social Security emerges as a key issue in midterm battleground districts

LEMOYNE, Pa. — At 78, Betty Fundalewicz still works a couple days a week as a hospice chaplain and lives comfortably enough that she’s able to give to charity. But she worries about the coming shortfall in Social Security, which could cut her benefits by nearly a quarter.

“I’m just waiting for somebody to come up with a good idea as to how we can supplement what is going to be taken away,” Fundalewicz said of the cuts forecast for 2032.

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