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Senate status and next steps Medicare-For-All Senate status and next steps Eagan Kemp Health Care Policy Advocate Public Citizen

Senate Medicare-for-All rollout Senator Sanders introduced S. 1804 on Sept. 13 with 16 original co-sponsors to a standing room only/overflow crowd Twitter: Bernie Sanders and #MedicareForAll were the top trending topics in DC throughout much of the day and week Coalition thunderclap reached nearly 600,000 people Extensive media coverage – more positive and more detailed than expected Support for single-payer continues to rise in public opinion polls

Public polling Most recent: Favor 52% versus oppose 48% (Dem: 69/31; Rep: 35/65; Ind: 49/51) Do you favor or oppose so-called single-payer healthcare plans in which the government collects taxes and pays for all healthcare and private health insurers are eliminated? Harvard-Harris poll – Sept. 2017

What’s driving changes in public opinion? Around 30 million Americans remain uninsured Uninsured rate rising ACA repeal fight Medicare-for-All legislative action Grassroots efforts Rising Costs and narrowing networks

Questions or comments? Contact info: ekemp@citizen.org 202-454-5109 or 435-770-9924