Voters believe next president will have huge influence on healthcare
Case Management Weekly, February 5, 2008
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As Americans went to the polls this week for Super Tuesday-24 states held primaries or caucuses yesterday-many have healthcare issues on their minds and expectations for the next administration. The next president will be able to do something about U.S. healthcare costs, or at least that's the belief of more than three-quarters of U.S. voters, reports an AP/San Francisco Chronicle article.
The Associated Press/Yahoo News poll was conducted over the Internet and included 2,016 voters, of whom 943 were Democrats or leaned toward Democrats, and 740 were Republicans or leaned toward Republicans.
Source: AP/San Francisco Chronicle
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