Americans have ranked health care costs high on the agenda for national leaders, evident as both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump pledged to reduce prescription drug prices.
While both candidates aim to manage health care costs, they differ dramatically: Trump prioritizes cutting government spending, whereas Harris focuses on expanding coverage and affordability.
The Affordable Care Act has become increasingly popular, with Harris criticizing Trump for attempts to undermine it, emphasizing the law's protections during their campaign.
Trump's vague promise to 'replace' the Affordable Care Act highlights a significant policy gap, as he refrains from detailing an alternative to the existing law.
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