Virginia Voters Share View on Issues for Next Governor Politics and Government

VA Voters' Views on Issues for Next Governor

VA voters of all ages support proposals to address rising drug costs family caregiving and student debt

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Virginia voters say they are concerned about being able to afford the cost of prescription medication for themselves or a family member. To reduce costs in Virginia, the majority of voters support proposals such as bulk-purchasing and creating a drug affordability board. For more information, please contact Katherine Bridges at . For media inquiries, please contact External Relations at . Suggested citation: Bridges, Kate. 2021 Virginia Election Survey: Likely Voters Support Lowering Prescription Drug Prices. Washington, DC: AARP Research, September 2021.

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Drug Prices Weigh on Older Americans

Most Americans ages 50 and older rely on prescription drugs for their health, yet many worry about their ability to pay for them.

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