Why older voters have stuck with Biden more than younger generations | CNN Politics

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

59% : "There are meaningful steps that have already occurred that people can feel in their everyday lives, starting with insulin, but then going on to these other areas," said Leslie Dach, chair of Protect Our Care, a liberal group that advocates for expanded health care access.
54% : Biden's biggest asset with seniors may be that he has a much longer list of policies he can point to that directly benefit them financially than he has for any other age group.
52% : But, under the law, the negotiations must be completed - and the new prices announced - by September 1, 2024.
6% : Noting that Trump has generally opposed efforts to cut Social Security and Medicare, while Biden backed some during his long years in the Senate, McLaughlin previewed a likely argument from the former president: "There is only one candidate who has [voted to] cut Social Security and Medicare - it's Joe Biden, not Donald Trump," he said.

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