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As Medicaid Awareness Month shines a spotlight on the life-saving coverage millions of Americans rely on, families are facing the harsh reality of Republican health care cuts. The GOP slashed over $1 trillion from Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act, and ripped away the health care tax credits that helped millions afford coverage. Premiums are skyrocketing, out-of-pocket costs are climbing, and families are being forced to make impossible choices just to see a doctor or fill a prescription. Poll after poll shows the consequences are hitting households hard, and voters are noticing.

Frustrations are mounting, and anxiety about the future is widespread. From coast to coast, families are under pressure and scrambling for solutions. Now, Republicans are considering bigger cuts that will crush families even more to pay for their war in the Middle East. Families are paying the price for policy choices that put billionaires and big corporations ahead of everyday Americans. Voters will not forget.

Gallup: Health Care Is The Top Concern For Americans.

  • 84% of Americans worry about the availability and affordability of health care, either a “great” or “fair” amount
  • 61% of Americans worry “a great deal” about health care, including
    • 66% of Independents

Quinnipiac University: Across the Political Spectrum, Health Care Is Top of Mind.

  • 21% of Americans rank health care costs as the number one concern out of 12 options, including
    • 24% of Republicans
  • 65% of voters describe the economy as either not so good (32%) or poor (33%)
  • A majority of Americans say it would be “very” or “somewhat” difficult to pay an unexpected bill of $1,000

Navigator Research: More Spending on Health Care, Less on Wars.

  • 58% of Americans believe Congress spends “too little” on health care, including Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act
  • Three in five Americans say the government spends “too much” money on “foreign conflicts and wars”

Fox News: Voters Want Health Care, Not Warfare.

  • 81% of Americans are concerned about health care
  • 59% of Americans disapprove of the job Donald Trump is doing as president
  • 58% of voters oppose the war in Iran