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The shortage of affordable and accessible child care has left many families with limited

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Next week, voters in several states will be asked to foot the bill to help ease the funding

gap. The broad economic picture is that a lack of

affordable child care is just keeping people out of the workforce and that is stopping the economy

from growing locally. We'll talk to Wall Street Journal Economics reporter Harriet Tori.

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To address economic struggles in the industry, child care is on the ballot in many counties across the country.

Wall Street Journal Economics reporter Harriet Torrey joins me.

Harriet, under the ballot measures, how would child care be funded?

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