Public support for a government-run national health plan has surged to its highest level in a decade, with two-thirds of U.S. adults now backing Medicare for All, according to new polling. The research, released by a health policy organization, reveals a significant shift in opinion, as more than a third of respondents expressed strong support for such a system. The findings suggest growing public interest in overhauling the current healthcare structure to ensure universal coverage. The data highlights a potential turning point in the national debate over healthcare reform.
Support for Medicare for All jumped to 66 percent among U.S. adults in 2026, highest since 2016, according to polling results published Tuesday. Health research group KFF found that 32 percent of those surveyed strongly favored “having a national health plan … in which all Americans would get their insurance from a single government plan,"...
