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All I hear them saying that they’re going to create more jobs. I want to see change. — Mary, Sales, Dorchester
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I don’t think most candidates are paying attention to it. I think Bernie Sanders would be the best president to deal with income inequality. — Joe T, Retired, Roxbury
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I don’t think the candidates are paying attention to the issue. — Eric, Disabled, Dorchester
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None of the candidates are paying attention to low-income families and minority hiring. Blacks can’t get hired. — Eric Sebastian, Music Engineer, Roxbury
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Not much. Things haven’t changed for years. I hope it changes soon. — Doreen Amartey, Retail Assistant, Dorchester
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It’s an issue, but I don’t think anything they do will make a difference. I think this country needs to increase production to build more wealth. — Carlos Nuñez, Disabled, Dorchester