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All four leading Democratic candidates have spelled out, in more or less detail, their vision for a healthcare reform/plan. But how important is the issue to Democratic voters, i.e. are there any polls on how much importance Democratic voters attach to healthcare and/or its reform?

To make the question perhaps more interesting: are there any demographics or socioeconomic factors that alter this perception?

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There's this pretty solid looking poll from June that shows Health care is the most important topic democrats (and democrat-leaning independents) want to talk about, or at least hear about in the debates.

Unfortunately it doesn't have a demographic or geographic breakdown, which would have been nice, but it should at least give you some insight into the core of your question.

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    More specifically, they apparently consider it the most important topic in federal debates. That's not the same as most important topic overall: perhaps on other topics they consider important all Democratic candidates agree and there is nothing to debate, or perhaps other topics they consider important aren't decided federally. – gerrit Nov 5 '19 at 8:29
  • @gerrit That is an excellent point, thank you. Made a small edit to reflect that distinction. – Mara Nov 5 '19 at 8:32

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