Healthcare becomes central focus of 2026 midterm campaign messaging
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Democrats across the country are campaigning heavily on high deductibles, drug costs, and insurance company practices. Experts frame healthcare as not just one issue among many, but central to understanding the midterm election.
“We almost went bankrupt in 2011. Now a retrenchment is underway.”
Raymond Rion, Family medicine physician, Packard Health · mastodon ↗
Richard Pan California paediatrician, congressional candidate
Abdul El-Sayed Physician and former public health officialAnnie Andrews Paediatrician, Senate candidateEric Feigl-Ding Epidemiologist, founder of Vax PACRaymond Rion Family medicine physician, executive director of Packard Health
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1 outlet Why 2026 Is a Health Care Election
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The Trump-GOP strategy on health care reflects the right’s longtime animus toward “Obamacare,” as well as the bedrock conservative belief that cutting government spending and regulation will ultimately make health care cheaper. Voters don’t seem to agree.
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Jonathan Cohn on why this is a health care election for voters:
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