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Public Pulse
Health Care Jun 8 – Jul 2, 2026Demonstration data — not a live government record

Should insurers be required to cover mental health care on the same terms as physical health care?

27.9K responses · 86% verified · one response per verified account

Results

Live
24K verified counted
68%
Yes
Yes
68%
No
21%
Not sure
11%
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Voluntary survey of verified Quorly members — not a probability sample of all adults.

Trend — Yes

63% in Jan → 68% now
70%65%JANFEBMARAPRMAYJUNJUL

By region

Yes
Northeast
71%
Midwest
68%
South
64%
West
70%

By age

Yes
18–29
70%
30–44
70%
45–64
68%
65+
62%

Subgroups shown only where unweighted n ≥ 300. Smallest cell here: n = 1,749.

Discussion

3 comments
D
DataDriven3h

Worth noting the regional spread here is narrower than on most questions — that usually predicts durable opinion rather than a news-cycle spike.

C
CivicVet6h

I compared this with the national polling average in the Polling Center. The direction matches; Pulse runs a few points warmer, as expected for an engaged member panel.

P
PolicyOracle9h

The trend line is the story. Slow, steady movement over six months — not one event driving it.

Methodology

Responses
27.9K
Verified
24K
Constituent-matched
21.8K
Field window
Jun 8 – Jul 2, 2026

Voluntary online survey of verified Quorly members, weighted by state, age band, and self-reported party registration. One response per verified account.

Only identity-verified responses in headline figures
Automated-behavior screens applied before tabulation
One response per account; edits allowed until close
Three-signal view

See how this question compares with the national polling average and market forecasts in the National Polling Center.

Demonstration data. Pulse measures verified Quorly members, not all adults; results are weighted to the member population and carry no formal margin of error.