"Americans remain concerned over high health care prices and the future of Medicare and Social Security-even though other issues dominate during this election cycle," Timothy Lash, president of the West Health Policy Center, said in a news release about the poll. "This is especially true for older Americans, a significant voting bloc."
Survey participants reported candidates' positions on the following health care issues were the 'single most important' or 'among the most important' factor(s) in determining their vote for president on Nov. 5: Protecting Medicare/Social Security: 63%, Reducing the cost of health care: 57%, Lowering drug costs: 47%, Policies related to mental health care access: 43%.
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