The point
Cost is not the excuse.
We pay more than other wealthy countries and get less.
We already pay enough for universal healthcare!
Americans SPEND MORE on healthcare than citizens of any peer nation but GET WORSE coverage. Nicole wants to fix that. Díaz-Balart voted for us to get EVEN LESS.
Annual U.S. healthcare spending.
American family medical debt.
U.S. ranking among peer nations in the Commonwealth Fund’s 2024 comparison.
The point
We pay more than other wealthy countries and get less.
Nicole’s position
Nicole supports the fastest responsible path to guaranteed care for every American: Medicare for All, a strong public option, Medicare buy-in, or any model that gets us to universal coverage.
America is the outlier
Why it costs so much
Private insurers, drug companies, billing vendors, and middlemen are taking their cut. A single-payer system cuts out much of that waste, gives the public more bargaining power, and replaces corporate gatekeeping with one guarantee: care when you need it.
Universal healthcare saves Americans money by cutting out the corruption.
Nicole lowers costs.
Universal healthcare. Eliminates costs. Peace of mind. More protection for families.
Voted against the ACA. Voted for repeal. Backed legislation CBO said would leave 23 million more people uninsured by 2026.
How we get there
Nicole will fight for universal healthcare.
Díaz-Balart has fought against the protections people already have.
Sources: CMS National Health Expenditures reported $5.3T in U.S. health spending and $15,474 per person in 2024; Commonwealth Fund ranked the U.S. last overall among peer nations in 2024; CBO estimated the 2017 ACA repeal bill would leave 23 million more people uninsured by 2026.