Poll: 43 percent support ‘Medicare for all’

Medicare for all support surges

A health idea once considered fringe is gaining support, Medicare for all.

Poll: 43 percent support ‘Medicare for all’

An Axios/Ipsos poll shows nearly 43 percent of Americans support Medicare for all despite declining trust in the CDC and administration.

Americans So Fed Up With Healthcare System Socialized Medicine Now Looks Appetizing

A plurality of Americans now back a “Medicare for All” program, according to a new Axios-Ipsos poll released Tuesday.

As Americans Face Affordability Crisis, Poll Reaffirms 'Supporting Medicare for All Is Not Radical'

“Healthcare is one of the significant ways that people experience economic pressure every day,” said Ipsos' president.

Medicare-for-All support hits record high, weight-loss drugs show signs of slowing aging and dogs offer new clues to Alzheimer's

Two-thirds of Americans now favor a single government health plan, while new research ties GLP-1 drugs to slower aging and dog dementia to Alzheimer's.

‘Medicare for All’ Support Surges

“Supporters of ‘Medicare for All’ now outnumber opponents by nearly 2-to-1,” according to a new survey of U.S. adults from the Axios-Ipsos American Health Index. “Two-thirds of all survey respondents — and half of Republicans — said the federal government should be willing to spend more tax dollars to lower health care costs for Americans.”