Archives: Polls

As we celebrate our independence this weekend, are you more optimistic about the country’s future, given recent Supreme Court decisions to protect life, religious freedom, 2nd Amendment, and limit EPA’s authority?

It’s estimated that two-thirds of Americans do not take their prescription medications on-time or as directed, this non-compliance adds $300 billion to US healthcare costs. Technologies like pill bottle lids that alarm when it’s time to take medicine and automatic pill dispensers with smartphone reminders can help to ensure patient compliance. Would you support having programs like Medicare and Medicaid pay to provide these technologies to patients to increase medication compliance?

With the summer travel season upon us amid record-setting fuel prices, do you plan to alter your vacation plans due to these high costs?

Many older Americans are disillusioned, often saying things like, “I long for the good old days.” Which of the following is the most troublesome today?

Crime has been on the rise for two years. Causes and consequences can be complicated, but which option below do you believe is at the root of much of it?

From time to time, AMAC’s CEO, Rebecca Weber, is invited to speak through various news channels on the issues that matter most to American seniors. Which of the following topics do you think is the MOST imperative for AMAC’s leadership to discuss in national media, as of the current date, May 2022?

Approval ratings of Congress have polled in the teens for a decade. Americans consider it broken. What’s MOST wrong with the institution?

If you had to give two constructive pieces of advice to the Biden White House, which two would it be?

The past week’s leak of a draft Supreme Court opinion on abortion has the country talking. Choose two that are closest to your view of this controversy.

Many find today’s political discourse increasingly toxic. Which of these (two max) most match your recent experiences with friends of family who have different views from your own?