Hill February 21, 2024
Nathaniel Weixel

Unexpected health costs and surprise medical bills are among the leading concerns of voters heading into the 2024 election, which contribute to their negative views about the economy, according to a new poll released Wednesday from health policy research group KFF.

At least eight in ten voters said it was “very important” for the 2024 presidential candidates to talk about inflation and the affordability of health care. In addition, adults said they care more about being able to afford unexpected medical bills than routine expenses including gas, utilities, food and housing costs.

Overall, 67 percent of voters rated the national economy as “not so good” or “poor.

The concern over unexpected medical bills and the cost of health...

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