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70%+
Average Support
2025
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1. Medicare for All (Single-Payer)

A universal, national health insurance program covering all residents for medically necessary care, with the government as the single payer.

63%
Avg Support
85%
Democrats
38%
Republicans
60%
Independents

Key Details

  • Healthcare as a Right

    Distributes healthcare by need, not ability to pay. Everyone shows the same card at the hospital.

  • Administrative Simplicity

    One payer, one set of rules. Eliminates navigating dozens of plans, networks, and deductibles.

How It Works

From
Progressive Taxation
To
Universal Coverage
How
Government single-payer administration

In Practice

  • →

    If you are a resident, you are covered for all medically necessary care

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    If you lose your job, your healthcare continues unchanged

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    If you need treatment, you get it based on medical need, not wealth

Policy Goal

Immediate Action

Establish universal public health insurance

Intended Outcome

Eliminates medical bankruptcy, frees workers from employer/insurer domination

Common Questions

What about private insurance?

Most proposals eliminate duplicative private insurance for covered services but may allow supplementary coverage.

How is it different from Public Option?

Single-payer replaces private insurance; public option competes with it. M4A scores higher on protection and sphere justice.

Data Sources

Notes

  • Full methodology available. Highest scores on protection (1.0), the floor (1.0), and sphere justice (1.0).
Last updated: December 1, 2025

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