What senior voters say
Results below are for registered voters age 65 and older nationwide. Survey conducted by National Research, Inc. on September 8-10, 2026.
have personally had skin cancer or have a family member or acquaintance diagnosed or treated.
see cuts as at odds with Administration priorities to protect seniors and improve early cancer detection.
concerned about cuts after hearing early-versus-late detection survival information.
say seeing a dermatologist for early detection is important.
support President Trump and their member of Congress acting to stop cuts.
senior voters
support Trump acting to stop cuts.
say presidential action to stop the skin cancer care cuts would align with his Make America Healthy Again commitment.
senior voters
say action would align with MAHA.
oppose proposed Medicare payment reductions to dermatologists.
Methodology & Source: National Research Inc., National Survey of Seniors: 1,000 registered voters age 65+ nationwide, September 8–10, 2026. Data collection: 100% text-to-online. Reported margin of error: ±3.1 percentage points for the full sample; this does not describe the Republican subgroup's margin of error. These are summaries of selected questions and their reported results. Republican subgroup figures were supplied separately by the campaign.
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