Economy still dominates, but fresh polling has health care climbing into the 'extremely important' tier alongside inflation and voting rules. Campaigns are scrambling to decide whether clinic wait times and premiums deserve top billing. Top three — or still secondary?
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Economy first, but health care cracked the top tier. Yes.
Important, not top three — gas and groceries still own dinner.
Clinic waits turn voters. Campaigns ignoring it are asleep.
If premiums spike again before Nov, it becomes THE issue.
Overrated vs. inflation in every kitchen-table panel I've seen.
Sure, and important, not top three — gas and groceries still own dinner.
Top three for older voters; younger still housing/wages.
Not buying that. economy first, but health care cracked the top tier. Yes.