How a Kamala Harris presidency would change health care, from drug pricing to abortion

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : One of the Harris campaign's last-minute proposals was to expand Medicare to cover some home care, vision, and hearing benefits.
55% : The most obvious would be to increase the number of drugs that Medicare could negotiate each year.
52% : The subsidies' creation has led to massive gains in Affordable Care Act enrollment, and their termination would lead to some people losing health coverage, said Cynthia Cox, the director of the ACA program at KFF.
45% : The Medicare drug price negotiation program was weaker than progressives imagined, and an effort to add benefits such as home care to Medicare was dropped.
41% : Right now, drugmakers have to pay Medicare a penalty if they raise prices faster than the rate of inflation.

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