KFF Health Tracking Poll – June 2019: Health Care in the Democratic Primary and Medicare-for-all

(By Ashley Kirzinger, Cailey Munana, Lunna Lopes, Liz Hamel, and Mollyann Brodie for Kaiser Family Foundation)

Health care is leading the list of possible topics Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents want to hear the 2020 Democratic presidential candidates talk about during their upcoming debates, with nearly nine in ten (87 percent) saying it is very important for candidates to talk about health care. This is closely followed by eight in ten who say it is very important for candidates to discuss issues affecting women, perhaps reflecting recent news attention on these issues. Health care and women’s issues rank ahead of other top issues for Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents such as climate change (73 percent), gun policy (72 percent), income inequality (70 percent), the economy (69 percent), and immigration (66 percent).  Continue reading article here…

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