55% of voters say Trump and congressional Republicans made healthcare harder to afford in the past year, according to new Groundwork Collaborative polling released on the tax law’s first anniversary.
50% say the law helps wealthy Americans and big corporations more than people like them, reinforcing Groundwork’s argument that the package shifted benefits upward while worsening household costs.
Groundwork says the law cut health coverage and food assistance for millions, pushed utility bills higher, and contributed to closures of hundreds of nursing homes and clinics.
The findings frame the Republican tax law as a politically unpopular signature Trump measure, with cost-of-living pressure still central to how working families judge its impact one year later.