Healthcare continues to be a deciding factor for most voters (56 percent) in the 2020 election, and the majority want to keep the current system, according to a poll from Morning Consult and the Bipartisan Policy Center.
The poll was conducted online among 300 voters from each of three early primary states: Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
Five quick takeaways:
- 56 percent of voters said healthcare was a top issue in their 2020 vote
- 39 percent said they most support improving the current healthcare system
- 23 percent support repealing and replacing the ACA
- 22 percent want to move to a single-payer system like "Medicare for All"
- Out-of-pocket costs and prescription drug costs were the most important healthcare issues among all voters
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