2024 Post-Election Survey: Ideological Debates in the Election Bryan Bennett, Navigator Research This Navigator Research report is the fourth in a series of releases of findings from our post-election survey among 5,000 self-reported 2024 general election voters. This release focuses on the top issues for voters going into the 2024 election and attitudes voters had on a variety of different ideological debates at stake in the election, including the economy, health care, abortion, housing, and immigration.
Health Care Affordability for Older Adults: How the U.S. Compares to Other Countries Commonwealth Fund Like several other countries, nearly all adults age 65 and older in the U.S. have health coverage. But high out-of-pocket costs in the Medicare program may still make it more difficult for older Americans to receive affordable care compared to older adults in other countries. This brief presents the first findings from the 2024 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Older Adults in 10 countries to explore how financial considerations affect older adults’ health care decisions.
Virginia: Consumer sentiment ends 2024 with an upswing Institute for Policy & Opinion Research, Roanoke College Consumer sentiment jumped almost three-and –a-half points to 77.6 since August, continuing the growth from the summer months. Nationally, inflation remains below 3.0%. With low unemployment and strong wage growth, Virginians likely feel more financially secure, bolstering consumer optimism. Once again, polls missed a decisive slice of Trump voters in 2024 Josh Clinton and John Lapinski, NBC News Public polling understated Trump's support in virtually every state, according to an NBC News Decision Desk analysis of the survey data.
