MADISON, Wis. — As Wisconsin voters prepare for the Nov. 3, 2026, midterm election, financial concerns are drawing attention among older residents, according to AARP Wisconsin. The organization says nearly 800,000 of its members live in the state and are closely following the campaign because decisions made at the polls could affect their household finances. Erin Fabrizius, AARP Wisconsin’s advocacy director, discussed issues affecting older voters and their budgets during an appearance Tuesday on News 3 Now Live at Four. Her comments put a focus on the economic stakes of the election for older households, though no specific policy proposals or issues were detailed in the available information.