Health Care Affordability Is Top of Mind for Voters
March
9
Three in 10 likely voters are very or moderately worried about their ability to afford health care over the next year, according to a recent poll from NBC News and the Commonwealth Fund. The poll asked 2,303 people, including 1,594 likely voters, about their health care opinions between Jan. 28 and Feb. 16. More than half of likely voters said they are very or somewhat confident that a Democratic candidate would take actions to make health care more affordable, while four in 10 likely voters said they are confident that President Donald Trump will tackle the issue if he is re-elected.
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