AARP Releases Midterm Older Voter Data on November 4: Voters Age 50 and Older Made Up 60 Percent of the Electorate, 90 Percent Call Protecting Social Security Very or Extremely Important
Washington — AARP issued a statement on November 4 summarizing NORC election poll data stating that voters age 50 and older made up 60 percent of the 2026 midterm electorate and prioritized affordability, financial stability and Social Security.
AARP said 90 percent of older voters and 80 percent of all voters said it is very or extremely important to protect Social Security from cuts. Other concerns named include Medicare, support for family caregivers and health care costs.
Nancy LeaMond, AARP executive vice president and chief advocacy and engagement officer, said in the statement that the incoming Congress will shape the future of Social Security and Medicare and affect how family caregivers can receive greater support.
AARP describes itself as the nation largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people 50 and older. The statement frames the issues as affecting the health and financial security of 125 million older Americans.
来源链接：AARP 11月4日声明（机构发布） https://www.aarp.org/press/releases/2026-11-04-older-voters-sent-a-strong-message-to-the-next-congress.html
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