US EditionHealth care polling as top issue for first time since 2020: Gallup
Healthcare leads Americans’ domestic worries again, with 61% saying they worry a great deal, while overall concern falls to its lowest level since 2020.
- Gallup found healthcare as Americans' top domestic concern on Tuesday, with 61% saying they worry "a great deal" about it, leading economic issues by about 10 points.
- Healthcare has reclaimed its position as the foremost domestic concern, returning to the top tier after several years where economic matters dominated during the presidency of President Joe Biden.
- Democrats and Republicans worry about sharply different things: Democrats prioritize healthcare at 80% and income distribution at 77%, while Republicans cite illegal immigration at 55% and federal spending at 47%.
- Policymakers and candidates will likely prioritize healthcare affordability and access as Americans' renewed focus shapes legislative agendas and resource allocation across sectors.
- Overall American anxiety has eased to its lowest level since the eve of COVID-19, though Gallup cautions the escalating Iran war could alter public concern about national security and inflation.
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Health Care Tops Americans’ Concerns in New Gallup Poll
Source: Ariawan Armoko / Getty Americans are now more worried about accessing and paying for health care than any other domestic issue, according to a newly released Gallup poll, marking the first time it has ranked as the top concern since 2020. The survey, published Tuesday, found that 61% of the 1,000 adults polled said they worry a “great deal” about health care availability and affordability, while another 23% reported a “fair amount” of co…
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Healthcare tops Americans' concerns again, with rising costs forcing millions to cut spending, delay retirement, and putting hospitals and businesses under pressure, according to a new Gallup report.
Health care polling as top issue for first time since 2020: Gallup
A new Gallup poll has found that 61% of Americans are concerned about the availability and cost of health care, making it the top domestic issue for the first time since 2020. The poll also found that concerns about the economy, inflation, and Social Security have eased, allowing health care to reemerge as the leading concern.
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