(Undated) — Medicaid is becoming a major campaign issue with less than two weeks until the midterm elections. Democrats are attacking Republicans over a law projected to reduce federal Medicaid spending by more than 900-billion dollars through 2034. Republicans argue the changes target waste, fraud and abuse while preserving coverage for eligible Americans and investing 50-billion dollars in rural healthcare. Democrats are spending heavily on healthcare-focused ads, particularly in competitive House and Senate races.
Recent polling shows voters remain deeply concerned about healthcare costs and give Democrats an advantage on the issue.
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