COVID-19 and Pre-Existing Conditions Are Voters’ Biggest Health Care Fears

<p>Health care is always important for voters, but this year, it is at the top of everyone's mind.</p> <p>The health needs and economic costs of COVID-19, and protections for people with pre-existing health conditions tie for first place in the Commonwealth Fund’s latest poll on which health care issue matters most to voters in the 2020 election.</p> <p>Voters are also worried about health care costs, the safety of voting in person, and whether or not their vote would be counted if they vote by mail.</p> <p>Then there’s the question of which candidate – Former Vice President Biden or President Trump – would address voters’ health care concerns. To learn what they said, and unpack some of the poll’s key findings, listen to the latest episode of <em>The Dose</em> with the Commonwealth Fund’s Sara Collins. </p>