Midterms have revived universal healthcare debate. These states are ahead of everyone
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By Markian Hawryluk, KFF Health News
Democratic congressional members and candidates are already planning to use any midterm election gains to expand health coverage, including boosting Affordable Care Act subsidies, reversing Medicaid cuts, and lowering the Medicare eligibility age.
But Democratic strongholds across the country — including Oregon, California, New York, and Washington— have more ambitious goals: single-payer, universal healthcare systems.
No state is closer to that goal than Ore
Democratic congressional members and candidates are already planning to use any midterm election gains to expand health coverage, including boosting Affordable Care Act subsidies, reversing Medicaid cuts, and lowering the Medicare eligibility age.
But Democratic strongholds across the country — including Oregon, California, New York, and Washington— have more ambitious goals: single-payer, universal healthcare systems.
No state is closer to that goal than Ore
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