WASHINGTON — Sen. Rick Scott, a Florida Republican, is rolling out a new economic initiative as voters express growing frustration over affordability and his party prepares for the 2026 midterm elections. Called “Rescuing America,” the project will feature videos and appearances at economic events around the country. Scott says the effort is intended to explain how the economy has changed, why the American dream has become inaccessible to many people and what he believes can be done to address those problems. “I put together a project with one goal — to educate the American public on how our economy has drastically changed, how the American dream is out of reach for so many, and how we can fix it,” Scott says in a video scheduled for release Tuesday. The campaign’s policy pitch is expected to include reducing federal spending and the national debt, changing regulations, restructuring social safety-net programs and imposing term limits. Scott also says he wants to hold Washington accountable and repair what he describes as a broken political system. “The question is not whether people are angry — they are,” Scott says in the video. “The question is who provides the answers.” The rollout comes as Republicans confront voter concerns about household costs, a political liability that Scott’s message directly acknowledges. The senator’s travel plans are also drawing attention: He recently visited Iowa and is expected to visit New Hampshire later in the week, two early presidential-nominating states. Those trips, combined with the new national economic campaign, are fueling speculation that Scott could seek the Republican presidential nomination in 2028. Scott has not announced a presidential campaign. The initiative echoes a 2022 economic agenda Scott released while serving as chair of the Senate Republican campaign arm. That proposal prompted criticism from some Republican senators, who worried it could create political problems for candidates in competitive races. Scott now chairs the Republican Steering Committee, a conservative policy organization. He said earlier this year that he does not plan to seek a third term as Senate Republican leader. Whether the new project develops into a formal campaign remains unclear. For now, it gives Scott a national platform to promote an agenda centered on spending cuts, government restructuring and economic dissatisfaction at a time when voters’ concerns about prices are shaping the midterm political landscape.