Healthcare access and costs
Healthcare affordability and access rank among Arizona voters' top concerns in 2026. Noble Predictive Insights polling found that 61% of Arizona voters are dissatisfied with President Trump's performance on healthcare, reflecting frustration with insurance costs, prescription drug prices, and access to care — particularly in the state's rural communities.
What should Arizona do to improve healthcare access and lower costs for residents?
How OpenCampaign quiz-takers stand on this issue
31% call it a high-priority issue (rating it 7+ out of 10).
- Liberal28%
- Lean liberal13%
- Moderate23%
- Lean conservative8%
- Conservative27%
High-priority share over time
The high-priority share has ranged 22–44% since 2016. Election-year cohorts skew casual and under-rate every issue, so the dips around 2020 and 2024 partly reflect who took the quiz, not a shift in opinion.
Where do you stand?
What should Arizona do to improve healthcare access and lower costs for residents?
How important is this to you?
✓ You told us where you stand
Sources
On voters' other top issues, healthcare and education, majorities are dissatisfied with Trump's performance (61% and 56%, respectively).
Positions on this issue · liberal → conservative
- Establish a state-level public option or universal coverage program to ensure all Arizonans have healthcare.
- Expand Medicaid coverage and increase state subsidies to make private insurance more affordable.
- Improve access through a mix of public investment and private market competition without a government mandate.
- Reduce regulations on insurance markets to lower costs and expand consumer choice in Arizona.
- Fully deregulate healthcare and rely on the free market and charity care to serve Arizonans.