Health care was a top issue for a number of voters in last year’s midterm elections. And recently, the concept of "Medicare-for-all" has emerged as a big talking point among candidates in the emerging Democratic presidential primary field.

A new survey from the Kaiser Family Foundation looks at what voters think of that, and other proposals.

The Show spoke more about this with Ashley Kirzinger, associate director for public opinion research at the Kaiser Family Foundation.

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