Polling

Health care is consistently one of the top issues that Americans are concerned about.  A recent New York Times/CBS News poll indicated what Americans for Health Care has been hearing from voters for years.  

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Health Care and the 2008 Presidential Election

Americans for Health Care, a project of SEIU, released a poll which reveals that 82% of primary voters agree that "everyone has a right to quality, affordable health care coverage."  This includes 92% of Democratic primary voters and, remarkably 72% of Republican primary voters.  The poll was conducted by Lake Research Partners of likely primary and caucus voters in New Hampshire, Iowa, South Carolina and Nevada.  More>>

Election Night Polling 2006

Americans for Health Care, a project of SEIU, released a poll conducted by Lake Research Partners which reveals that health care is a top issue for voters across the country and was a powerful issue in deciding the outcome of the mid-term elections. More>>

U.S. Health Care: If It's Broke, Fix It

An Americans for Health Care / Center for American Progress Poll: An overwhelming 89% of Americans agree that our health care system is broken and 86% support reforming it to provide affordable health coverage for all. The poll was conducted by Gerstein/Agne Strategic Communications and commissioned by the Service Employees International Union’s (SEIU) Americans for Health Care and the Center for American Progress. More>>

Moving Voters on Health Care: A Winning Strategy for the 2006 Mid-Terms

Americans for Health Care and EMILY’s List released the results of a joint national survey conducted by Lake Research Partners. The survey reveals that health care is an extremely powerful issue for women voters and will play a critical role in the 2006 elections. More>>