Voters and health care in the 1996 election

Article Abstract:

Health care reform is no longer a priority among Americans but many still favor action on specific goals. During the 1996 election, only half of eligible voters voted and many voters were senior citizens and those in the upper income bracket. Most voters believe that health care has become more expensive. Many are concerned about the number of uninsured Americans, especially children. They do not support reductions in entitlement programs such as Medicare and Medicaid. They also favor some regulation of managed care plans.

Surveys, Public opinion, Health care reform, Voting

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The implications of the 2000 election

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The impact of the Bush presidency on the uninsured, the federal regulation of health care, a patients' bill of rights, Medicare, abortion and biomedical research is discussed. President Bush believes the federal government should play a smaller role in health care and that state governments and charities should play a larger role.

Science and technology policy, Bush, George W., Medical policy, Health policy

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Health care in the 2008 presidential primaries

Article Abstract:

The impact of the various health care issues on the voters' choices in the 2008 presidential primaries is discussed. The analysis shows that health care tops the issues focused by the primaries in the current year.

United States, HEALTH SERVICES, Health aspects, Health care industry, Political aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Presidents, Primaries, Presidential elections, Report

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