Hill September 30, 2024
Two-thirds of Americans say health care is not getting enough attention from both political parties in the presidential election, a new survey found.
According to the survey, conducted by Gallup and nonprofit West Health, 67 percent of respondents overall say health care is not receiving enough attention. Only 6 percent say it’s getting too much attention and 27 percent say health care is receiving the right amount.
Democrats and independents were more likely than Republican respondents to say health care is not receiving enough attention, though 53 percent of GOP voters say the candidates could focus on it more, the survey found.
Seventy-one percent of respondents who tuned in to last month’s debate between Vice President Harris and former President...
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