Calling All Voters: Vote Like Your Health Depends On It
This fall, we’re bringing healthcare to the ballot box — and asking voters across the country to make healthcare a priority on Election Day.
At Community Catalyst, we’ve spent 25 years working alongside people and organizations across the country to effectively fight for healthcare that is more affordable, accessible, and accountable to communities. This year, we’re asking you to bring that energy to the polls and commit to Vote Like Your Health Depends On It.
Will you take the #VoteLikeHealth pledge?
“My vision is a country of healthy people because our elected representatives are doing their job and creating the avenues to put a concrete plan into action that honors the health of ‘we the people.’”
By taking the pledge, you’re joining a growing movement of people calling for healthcare that is:
- Affordable: Healthcare shouldn’t force people into debt or financial hardship.
- Accessible: Everyone should have a path to coverage and be able to actually use that coverage when they need care.
- Accountable: Healthcare should work for people — not the other way around.
Together, we can make sure healthcare is part of the conversation — before, during, and after Election Day.
42%
of voters across party lines identify healthcare costs as a top voting
54%
report struggling to afford health insurance and other expenses
78%
of respondents advocate for a greater government role in lowering cost
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Advancing affordable, accessible, accountable healthcare for all people
Polling by Community Catalyst and HIT Strategies reveals strong bipartisan voter support for policies that tackle medical debt. The people have spoken — the connection between health care affordability and people’s overall health and economic well-being is clear.