Health care is the number one issue on voters’ minds. Not Trump’s stupid wall or his rants about the media. Eight in ten Americans in a February 2020 poll by Politico and Harvard’s T. H. Chan School of Public Health say that “taking steps to lower the cost of health care” is extremely or very important to them. The issue cuts across parties: 89 percent of Democrats put practical concerns about the cost of health care first, and 76 percent of Republicans agree with them. Along the same lines, reducing the cost of prescription drugs is rated as important by 75 percent of voters.
