Hill January 15, 2025
Nathaniel Weixel

Nearly half of Americans don’t believe that the incoming Trump administration will lower health costs, according to a new Gallup poll.

The research, conducted after the presidential election, found 48 percent of Americans are pessimistic about the new administration’s ability to lower healthcare costs, while 45 percent feel the same about prescription drug costs.

But much of the public’s opinion is colored by partisanship. The poll found 84 percent of Democrats said they think any future policy from the Trump administration on health costs is headed in the wrong direction, along with nearly half of independents.

At the same time, nearly three-quarters of Republicans said they think the country is headed in the right direction on health...

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