Hill February 25, 2025
Jared Gans

Most President Trump voters say they oppose any cuts to Medicaid as Republican lawmakers wrestle with how to reach up to $2 trillion in budget cuts through their reconciliation bill, a poll released Monday found.

The poll from Hart Research conducted for the nonprofit Families Over Billionaires, which advocates in opposition to tax cuts for the wealthy, found 71 percent of voters who backed Trump said cutting Medicaid would be unacceptable. Voters overall were even more opposed to it, with 82 percent saying so.

Six in 10 Trump voters also said cutting food and nutrition programs would be unacceptable.

Medicaid has increasingly become a hot topic on Capitol Hill as the GOP seeks to advance its budget...

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