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The demographics of Medicare for All fans

Caitlin Owens, author of Vitals

Medicare for All enthusiasts tend to be young and white, according to a poll by the right-leaning group One Nation.

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One Nation survey of 1,211 registered likely “non-hard partisan” voters in Alabama, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Wisconsin conducted April 13-17, 2019; margin of error ±2.8 percentage points; Chart: Axios Visuals

Why it matters: Politically, it means embracing Medicare for All may not be very helpful for Democrats hoping to make inroads with older and minority voters.

Go deeper: Where the Democratic candidates stand on Medicare for All

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