Prescription drug prices

“Darializa will fight for Medicare for All: a free, universal system that covers primary and mental health care, dental, vision, hearing, reproductive care, long-term care, and lower prescription costs.”

“Lower prescription costs”

“Lower the cost of drugs and healthcare premiums by holding Big Pharma and insurance companies accountable and creating a public option for health insurance”

“Stand-up to pharmaceutical companies and their outrageous drug prices.”

“Require Medicare to broaden negotiations with drug makers to make more prescription medicines affordable.”

“Lower prescription drug costs so Floridians can afford the lifesaving medications they need without sacrificing groceries, rent, or other essentials.”

“In Congress, I’ll push for a law to make drug companies charge the same here as they do overseas so Kentuckians can afford the medications they need.”

“The “Ban the Middleman” Act would eliminate the PBM industry and replace it with a transparent and patient centered system to lower costs on the prescriptions that Americans rely on.”

“In 2020, he was selected to serve on President Biden’s Unity Task Force for Healthcare, helping craft policies that are lowering prescription drug prices today.”

“Prescription drugs are outrageously expensive because Washington politicians have let Big Pharma set the rules for too long. Peggy believes Medicare and Medicaid must negotiate the cost of all prescription drugs and force Big Pharma to lower its prices.”

“As your State Senator I championed capping the price of insulin and epi pens and reducing prescription costs.”

“I will fight to lower prescription drug and health care costs, expand access to affordable child care, and address housing and transportation costs that function like hidden pay cuts for families and added pressure on small businesses.”

“Lower prescription drug and healthcare costs for seniors”

“Lower prescription costs by allowing Medicare to negotiate prices for all prescription drugs directly.”

“I’ll crack down on Big Pharma companies that price gouge patients so that we lower drug costs across the board.”

“Reducing the cost of medicines and prescriptions”

“Patty backs Medicare for All to ensure healthcare as a human right, provide access to more healthcare coverage, reduce prescription drug prices, and end medical bills that have become a burden on middle-class families.”

“Reducing drug costs”

“In Congress, I’ll fight for common-sense solutions like allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices to lower costs and provide people with more choices.”

“In the Legislature she has worked across the aisle to cut taxes and lower prescription drug and child care costs, and she introduced bills to set term limits and to ban politicians from trading stocks.”

“Expand Medicare drug price negotiation and extend the savings to private insurance. Letting Medicare negotiate the price of high-cost prescription drugs — which it began doing for the first time under the 2022 law that also capped insulin at $35 a month and seniors’ out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,000 — is projected to save Part D enrollees an estimated $1.5 billion in out-of-pocket costs in 2026 alone, with far more to come as more drugs are added. More than 571,000 Kansans rely on Medicare, but negotiation currently reaches only a short, slow-growing list of drugs and does nothing for the working-age Kansans on private insurance. Adam would expand the number of negotiated drugs, speed up the timeline, and extend negotiated prices to private plans — an approach CBO once estimated could save roughly $456 billion over a decade — while capping out-of-pocket drug costs at a reasonable level.”

“Unlike Brian Fitzpatrick, who voted against lowering the cost of prescription medications for seniors, I’ll expand Medicare’s authority to negotiate prescription drug prices, cap insulin costs, and take on pharmaceutical companies that put profits ahead of patients.”

“Fifth-generation logger, former Maine Senate President, and Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate Troy Jackson hit the airwaves yesterday, joining local news stations across the state to discuss his plan to make life more affordable for working-class people by protecting Social Security, expanding access to health care,and lowering the cost of prescription drugs.”

“I’ve fought to lower prescription drug costs and feed kids at school. I’ll bring that same fight to Washington, lower people’s bills, and take on the corruption that shuts working people out.”

“Lower families’ costs: Pass Medicare for All, cut prescription drug prices, lower electricity bills, expand housing, and make child care more affordable.”

“Lower the cost of prescription drugs”

“Medicare: I pledge to fight against any cuts to the care our seniors deserve. I will work to lower the Medicare buy in age to 55, and expand their ability to negotiate all drug prices so we can lower prescription costs.”

“When in Congress, Lindsay will fight to lower prescription drug costs and ensure that no Iowan has to make impossible economic choices like these.”

“Cyril will protect Medicaid and Medicare, lower drug costs, and expand mental-health care while tackling hunger through SNAP and farm-to-school programs—so families never have to choose between health and food.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding the power to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies and cracking down on price gouging.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding Medicare’s negotiating power.”

“If I were in Congress, I would vote to end these tariffs and bring down costs for families here at home.”

“Jake, a local math teacher who takes no corporate PAC money, has pledged to vote to end the tariffs, reassert Congress's authority over tariffs and trade policy, and lower the cost of healthcare and prescription drugs.”

“Bringing Down the Cost of Health Care and Prescription Drugs”

“Jessica will fight to restore access to healthcare for the thousands who will lose it in El Paso County, while protecting patients with pre-existing conditions and working to bring down healthcare and prescription drug costs for every Coloradan.”

“I’m in favor of common sense reforms that lower the cost of prescription drugs and bring down costs for Americans, as we did in the Biden administration by allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices and capping insulin costs for seniors at $35.”

“In the White House during the Biden-Harris Administration, Dan held multiple senior roles and worked closely with the President’s Cabinet to implement legislation rebuilding America’s infrastructure, creating clean energy jobs, investing in education, and lowering prescription drug costs for seniors.”

“Allow Medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices and ensure every American benefits from these negotiations. Rapidly expand the number of drugs that Medicare negotiates.”

“Vote for the Lowering Drug Costs for American Families Act.”

“Allow Medicaid to negotiate lower prices with drug companies on more drugs”

“Medicare only began negotiating drug prices in 2025, but the current list of drugs is too limited. We should expand Medicare and Medicaid’s ability to negotiate for lower prices on most prescription medicines. That would not only lower costs for patients, but it would save billions in taxpayer dollars.”

“Lower the Cost of Health Care and Prescription Drugs”

“I also proudly voted to stand up to Big Pharma and slash prescription drug costs, cap out of pocket expenses for seniors, and cap the price of insulin at $35 a month for seniors.”

“I will continue to build on the progress we made in Congress to strengthen the ACA, reinstate the ACA tax credits that helped lower costs for middle class families, expand access to health care, cut prescription drug prices, and ensure Medicaid and Medicare are properly funded.”

“Nobody should have to choose between paying the rent and seeing a doctor. I’ll fight to lower health care costs by protecting coverage, reducing prescription drug prices, and standing up to policies that put insurance company profits ahead of patients.”

“Lower prescription drug costs and hold Big Pharma accountable for price gouging.”

“Voted to lower prescription drug costs: Voted for SB 483 in 2023 to establish a Prescription Drug Affordability Board, and continued supporting prescription drug affordability legislation.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding the number of drugs Medicare can negotiate the prices of.”

“I’ll fight to lower prescription drug costs, cap insulin prices, expand access to generic drugs and restore funding for rural and suburban hospitals.”

“But we need to do more, like lowering prescription drug costs, expanding coverage, and lowering premiums so more Americans can be insured. We need a Congress that will stand up to the pharmaceutical and insurance industry lobbyists who are blocking progress.”

“I will hold Big Pharma accountable and cap prices for life-saving medicine like insulin, so families do not have to choose between food and treatment.”

“I will cap prices, stop Big Pharma’s price gouging, and make sure no one has to choose between insulin and electricity or between food and medication.”

“In Congress, Dr. Pan will stop Trump from gutting the Affordable Care Act, protect Medicare, stop insurance companies from denying critical care prescribed by doctors, and fight to lower prescription drug costs.”

“Pan authored laws to ban smoking at youth sports and reduce gun violence, expand newborn screening and pregnancy services, fund youth mental health services, control the cost of prescription drugs and health care, and increase child support payments for families.”

“Pappas is running for U.S. Senate to fight for working families and deliver for New Hampshire, and he has a proven track record of taking on the big fights – from battling Big Pharma to lower drug prices to facing off with predatory companies that target veterans.”

“I’m standing up to big pharmaceutical companies to lower drug costs, taking on extreme politicians who want to take away coverage, and working to cut red tape so small businesses can afford a plan. I’ll keep working to build a health care system that puts Granite Staters first.”

“I’ve supported efforts to take on big pharma, to lower prescription drug prices, to cap out-of-pocket costs for seniors on Medicare, to give them access to free vaccines, to cap the cost of insulin at $35, and for the first time, overturn what had been a longstanding carve-out in the law and allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices for Americans. We’re beginning to do that with the first 10 drugs being negotiated, we have to go well beyond that.”

“I support allowing Medicare to negotiate the cost of prescription drugs, to save seniors money and protect the program.”

“While Harding struggled to keep up with Powell and failed at defending his disastrous record and allegiance to Trump and MAGA Republicans, Denise laid out a clear plan to help working families get ahead by ending corruption in Washington and putting forth policies that will lower the costs of gas, groceries, and medicine.”

“We also need real leadership not more political rhetoric if we are ever going to succeed in bringing down costs by negotiating better returns for what we spend on healthcare and prescription drugs.”

“I will reduce the burden on working- and middle-class families by bringing down the costs of everyday things – prescription drugs, health care premiums, and energy bills.”

“All Arizonans deserve to have access to quality, affordable healthcare. In Congress, Amish will work to expand coverage, protect Medicare, and lower prescription drug prices.”

“The second thing I would propose immediately is and I would sign on as a member of Congress to the bipartisan legislation that’s trying to bring down drug prices. The idea that in the United States of America, we’re paying sometimes four times the amount of money for the same prescription that our neighbors in Canada can get access to, that’s unacceptable. We got to change that.”

“We need bipartisan problem-solving to pass laws that lower the cost of necessities— including food, gas, housing, utility costs, prescription drugs and more.”

“I support lowering the price of prescription drugs by allowing the government to negotiate prices.”

“In the Senate, he’ll protect Texans’ health insurance and Medicaid, lower drug costs and medical debt, and end Texas’ maternal mortality crisis.”

“Lower prescription drug costs: Increase price transparency and negotiating power to ensure fair pricing, incentivize the development and approval of generic drugs, institute caps on out-of-pocket costs, and regulate pharmacy benefit managers to ensure they’re not up-charging patients.”

“Lowered prescription drug costs by capping insulin co-pays at $25 a month in Texas, allowing Texas to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada at reduced costs, cracking down on Big Pharma for price-gouging, and establishing a prescription drug savings program for uninsured Texans.”

“She will fight to restore funding to our hospitals like Rappahannock General, and she will work to expand Medicare’s ability to negotiate drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies so no one has to choose between their medication and basic needs.”

“In the U.S. Senate, Josh will fight to protect Social Security and Medicare, lower the cost of life-saving prescription drugs, and make health care more affordable for all Iowans.”

“While Hinson voted against capping the cost of prescription drugs for Iowa seniors and accepted hundreds of thousands of dollars from the pharmaceutical industry, Josh is committed to lowering the cost of life-saving prescription drugs and making health care more accessible.”

“Take on Big Pharma and pharmacy benefit managers to stop price gouging and ensure affordable prescription drugs for all.”

“Price caps on medication and care Billionaires and corporations should not get to decide how much you go into debt when we’re sick. Their record-breaking profits come out of our wallets, and it’s time for that to end. I will fight to cap the price of medical procedures and prescription drugs across the board to an affordable rate in line with other major countries.”

“No one should have to choose between paying for medicine and paying the bills. We need to finally bring down drug prices by standing up to the big corporations that put profits ahead of patients. It’s time to hold them accountable and make sure every family can afford the care they need.”

“We need Medicare for All. And until we get there, Scott will tackle healthcare affordability in Congress just like he has in the Legislature: by capping insulin at $35/month, forcing insurance companies to cover mental healthcare, reducing prior authorizations, lowering prescription drug prices, and working to reverse Trump's cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.”

“To lower costs, Marni will expand Medicare’s power to negotiate prescription drug prices and cap what families pay out of pocket.”

“I’m committed to expanding affordable health care options, lowering prescription drug costs, protecting reproductive freedom, and strengthening mental health resources. That also means protecting rural hospitals that serve as lifelines in our communities and ensuring strong federal oversight of the FDA and the Department of Health and Human Services so that safety, transparency, and accountability are never compromised. Health care is not a privilege. It is a necessity, and our policies must reflect that.”

“Take on prescription drug companies, ensuring Seniors can get the drugs they need at prices negotiated through Medicare and that drug companies can’t inflate their prices based on brand or speciality of the drug.”

“Roy Cooper would lower health care costs by making sure that doctors make decisions about your health care, not insurance companies. Roy will work to reverse the Affordable Care Act tax credit expiration and cuts to Medicaid that have driven up health care costs for everyone; and put patient care first at hospitals. He’d also cap annual out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs, and require Medicare to broaden negotiations with drug makers to make medicines more affordable.”

“Require Medicare to broaden negotiations with drug makers to make more prescription medicines affordable.”

“Roy Cooper believes that doctors should decide your health care, not insurance companies and he’d reverse the Affordable Care Act tax credit expiration and cuts to Medicaid that leave people without the coverage they need and drive up prices for everyone. He’d also require Medicare to broaden negotiations with drug makers to make prescriptions more affordable and strengthen oversight of hospital mergers that put profits over patients. He’d crack down on pharmacy benefit managers that pocket savings instead of passing them on to patients, curb surprise billing and cap annual out-of-pocket costs for prescription drugs. He’d prevent medical debt by requiring hospitals to auto-enroll patients in charity care and increase enforcement of upfront pricing to make health care costs more transparent.”

“Roy believes that Medicare should broaden negotiations with drug makers to make prescriptions more affordable, and cap annual costs for out-of-pocket prescriptions. He would crack down on pharmacy middlemen who pocket savings instead of passing them on, and cap out-of-network charges for non-emergency care.”

“In Congress, I’ll work to make healthcare affordable for everyone by extending health care tax credits that lower costs, protecting Medicaid funding, capping out-of-pocket expenses, getting the government to negotiate fair drug prices, and fighting for a public option to expand health care access.”

“Expand Federal Drug Price Negotiation”

“Expand Medicare drug price negotiation powers: Expand CMS drug price negotiation authority under the Inflation Reduction Act to cover all drugs paid for by Medicare, rather than the limited number currently permitted.”

“It’s why I was proud to help design President Biden’s drug price negotiation policy that was passed into law under the Inflation Reduction Act.”

“I support expanding that law to empower Medicare to negotiate prices for every single prescription drug, negotiate prices far earlier after drugs hit the market, and extend the ability to negotiate prices to all patients, not just those on Medicare.”

“Prescription drugs are outrageously expensive because Washington politicians have let Big Pharma set the rules for too long. Peggy believes Medicare and Medicaid must negotiate the cost of all prescription drugs and force Big Pharma to lower its prices.”

“The high cost of prescription drugs hurts seniors’ ability to age with dignity. Peggy believes Medicare must negotiate the price of all prescription drugs, not just a handful. Cheaper prescriptions will ensure more money is kept in the pockets of our seniors.”

“Sam will give every Montanan the choice of free Medicare for working people, expand it to cover dental, vision, and hearing, and let Medicare negotiate all drug prices.”

“Lower prescription costs by allowing Medicare to negotiate prices for all prescription drugs directly.”

“Letting Medicare bargain for better prescription prices from pharmaceutical companies”

“In Congress, I’ll fight for common-sense solutions like allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices to lower costs and provide people with more choices.”

“Empowering Medicare to negotiate prescription drug pricing. Americans are paying far more for prescription drugs than the rest of the world. It is time to join other countries in empowering the government to negotiate the prices of lifesaving drugs.”

“Expand Medicare drug price negotiation and extend the savings to private insurance. Letting Medicare negotiate the price of high-cost prescription drugs — which it began doing for the first time under the 2022 law that also capped insulin at $35 a month and seniors’ out-of-pocket drug costs at $2,000 — is projected to save Part D enrollees an estimated $1.5 billion in out-of-pocket costs in 2026 alone, with far more to come as more drugs are added. More than 571,000 Kansans rely on Medicare, but negotiation currently reaches only a short, slow-growing list of drugs and does nothing for the working-age Kansans on private insurance. Adam would expand the number of negotiated drugs, speed up the timeline, and extend negotiated prices to private plans — an approach CBO once estimated could save roughly $456 billion over a decade — while capping out-of-pocket drug costs at a reasonable level.”

“Unlike Brian Fitzpatrick, who voted against lowering the cost of prescription medications for seniors, I’ll expand Medicare’s authority to negotiate prescription drug prices, cap insulin costs, and take on pharmaceutical companies that put profits ahead of patients.”

“Negotiate prices for more prescriptions—These drug prices are way too high because America is subsidizing drug prices for the rest of the world. We need to protect the American people.”

“Christina’s plan would cap premiums and out-of-pocket costs, negotiate prices for more prescription drugs, strengthen and expand the ACA, Medicare and Medicaid, let public servants such as police officers buy into Medicare early, ban surprise medical bills, and invest in doctors, nurses and rural care.”

“The government getting involved for negotiating prescription drug prices is the number one thing”

“In the U.S. Senate, he'll fight for the federal government to negotiate drug prices directly, the way Canada, Australia, and New Zealand do.”

“Medicare: I pledge to fight against any cuts to the care our seniors deserve. I will work to lower the Medicare buy in age to 55, and expand their ability to negotiate all drug prices so we can lower prescription costs.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding the power to negotiate with pharmaceutical companies and cracking down on price gouging.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding Medicare’s negotiating power.”

“Allow Medicare to negotiate lower prices for more critical drugs”

“I’m in favor of common sense reforms that lower the cost of prescription drugs and bring down costs for Americans, as we did in the Biden administration by allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices and capping insulin costs for seniors at $35.”

“Allow Medicare to negotiate lower prescription drug prices and ensure every American benefits from these negotiations. Rapidly expand the number of drugs that Medicare negotiates.”

“Medicare only began negotiating drug prices in 2025, but the current list of drugs is too limited. We should expand Medicare and Medicaid’s ability to negotiate for lower prices on most prescription medicines. That would not only lower costs for patients, but it would save billions in taxpayer dollars.”

“If we allow Medicare to negotiate with big pharma over drug prices, we will lower the deficit and inflation at the same time.”

“Cut health care costs for seniors by expanding the number of drugs Medicare can negotiate on and extending the reduced cost benefits to people on private insurance.”

“Cap insulin costs at $35 per month for everyone who relies on it, and expand Medicare’s ability to negotiate drug prices to save us all money.”

“If you’re ready to ban Congress from trading stocks, stop handing out billions to billionaires in tax breaks, and demand that drug companies finally negotiate to lower prices, I’m your guy.”

“Sean knows Washington is broken and he’ll fight for the change we need – banning members of Congress from trading stocks, negotiating for lower drug prices, and stopping massive tax breaks for billionaires and big corporations, so we put hard-working people first.”

“Lower prescription drug prices by expanding the number of drugs Medicare can negotiate the prices of.”

“In Congress, JoAnna will fight to protect healthcare for people with pre-existing conditions, expand the number of prescription drug prices Medicare can negotiate, and invest in training more doctors and nurses.”

“In Congress, I fought to strengthen Social Security benefits and took on Big Pharma to allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices for seniors.”

“I’ve supported efforts to take on big pharma, to lower prescription drug prices, to cap out-of-pocket costs for seniors on Medicare, to give them access to free vaccines, to cap the cost of insulin at $35, and for the first time, overturn what had been a longstanding carve-out in the law and allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices for Americans. We’re beginning to do that with the first 10 drugs being negotiated, we have to go well beyond that.”

“Chris took on Big Pharma and passed landmark legislation that finally allowed Medicare to negotiate for lower prices, capped the cost of insulin at $35, and limited out-of-pocket costs for seniors.”

“I support allowing Medicare to negotiate the cost of prescription drugs, to save seniors money and protect the program.”

“Take on big pharmaceutical companies by requiring Medicare to negotiate prices for more prescription drugs and capping insulin costs at $35 a month for everyone.”

“I’ll lower healthcare costs. We need to expand Medicare’s power to negotiate lower prices for prescription drugs just like the VA does for our veterans. That’s not just saving seniors money. It’s saving taxpayers money by cutting the federal deficit by hundreds of billions because Medicare will no longer have to pay exorbitant prices to Big Pharma.”

“I support lowering the price of prescription drugs by allowing the government to negotiate prices.”

“Lower prescription drug costs: Increase price transparency and negotiating power to ensure fair pricing, incentivize the development and approval of generic drugs, institute caps on out-of-pocket costs, and regulate pharmacy benefit managers to ensure they’re not up-charging patients.”

“Lower health care and prescription drug costs: Create a federal public health insurance option that competes with private insurance, institute caps on out-of-pocket costs for lifesaving drugs, reinstate the Affordable Care Act (ACA)’s enhanced premium tax credits, increase price transparency and Medicare’s negotiating power to ensure fair pricing, incentivize the development and approvals of generics, regulate pharmacy benefit managers to ensure they’re not up-charging patients, and break up healthcare monopolies that are raising prices on all of us.”

“She will fight to restore funding to our hospitals like Rappahannock General, and she will work to expand Medicare’s ability to negotiate drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies so no one has to choose between their medication and basic needs.”

“Defend and expand Medicare’s ability to negotiate lower prescription drug prices.”

“Let Medicare negotiate more drug prices. Build on a program already lowering prices for seniors.”

“Cap insulin at $35 per month nationally, crack down on pharmacy benefit managers that jack up drug prices, and let Medicare negotiate drug prices directly.”

“To lower costs, Marni will expand Medicare’s power to negotiate prescription drug prices and cap what families pay out of pocket.”

“Unlike Brian Fitzpatrick, who voted against lowering the cost of prescription medications for seniors, I’ll expand Medicare’s authority to negotiate prescription drug prices, cap insulin costs, and take on pharmaceutical companies that put profits ahead of patients.”

“In the Maine Legislature, we haven’t been afraid to take on Big Pharma whether it’s passing a suite of prescription drug reform bills, creating an insulin safety net program or clamping down on abusive billing practices.”

“In the Maine Senate, Jackson proved that he will fight for and deliver health care for Maine by taking on Big Pharma, strengthening rural health care, fighting for affordable insulin, and lowering prescription drug prices.”

“Expand access to affordable insulin, ensuring Iowans can get the life-saving medication they need without facing financial ruin.”

“Cap the price of insulin at $35 for everyone”

“I’m in favor of common sense reforms that lower the cost of prescription drugs and bring down costs for Americans, as we did in the Biden administration by allowing Medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices and capping insulin costs for seniors at $35.”

“Cap the cost of insulin at $35 per month for everyone”

“In the State Senate, I led the fight for affordable insulin and improved prescription drug coverage.”

“I led the charge to ensure diabetics could afford the insulin they needed by passing the Alec Smith Insulin Affordability Act. Big pharma pushed back against the bill, but I believe everyone should have access to healthcare– so I kept fighting until it was finally passed in 2020.”

“I also proudly voted to stand up to Big Pharma and slash prescription drug costs, cap out of pocket expenses for seniors, and cap the price of insulin at $35 a month for seniors.”

“From lowering ACA premiums, to taking on Big Pharma to cut prescription drug costs, to cutting seniors’ out-of-pocket drug costs and capping insulin at $35 a month, Elaine has a record of delivering affordable and accessible health care for every member of her community.”

“Cap insulin costs at $35 per month for everyone who relies on it, and expand Medicare’s ability to negotiate drug prices to save us all money.”

“I’ll fight to lower prescription drug costs, cap insulin prices, expand access to generic drugs and restore funding for rural and suburban hospitals.”

“I will hold Big Pharma accountable and cap prices for life-saving medicine like insulin, so families do not have to choose between food and treatment.”

“As a state senator, Dr. Pan passed laws that cut the price of insulin and secured healthcare for millions more Californians.”

“I’ve supported efforts to take on big pharma, to lower prescription drug prices, to cap out-of-pocket costs for seniors on Medicare, to give them access to free vaccines, to cap the cost of insulin at $35, and for the first time, overturn what had been a longstanding carve-out in the law and allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices for Americans. We’re beginning to do that with the first 10 drugs being negotiated, we have to go well beyond that.”

“He took on Big Pharma to lower drug prices and cap the cost of insulin at $35.”

“Chris took on Big Pharma and passed landmark legislation that finally allowed Medicare to negotiate for lower prices, capped the cost of insulin at $35, and limited out-of-pocket costs for seniors.”

“Take on big pharmaceutical companies by requiring Medicare to negotiate prices for more prescription drugs and capping insulin costs at $35 a month for everyone.”

“Americans pay more for prescription drugs than anywhere else. Instead of paying $400 a month for insulin, seniors with diabetes should not pay more than $35 a month. I want to cap the cost of insulin at $35 a month for every American who needs it and provide similar benefits for other essential medicines.”

“HB24-1438, to strengthen and expand Colorado's insulin affordability program so diabetics can access life-saving medication at a capped cost.”

“He then emphasizes his frustration with political corruption and walks voters through his work to lower insulin prices, crack down on grocery price gouging, and building more affordable housing in the Colorado State House.”

“Dr. Shah is an emergency room physician who is committed to lowering healthcare costs and standing up to Big Pharma to end the price gouging of essential medications like insulin.”

“Lowered prescription drug costs by capping insulin co-pays at $25 a month in Texas, allowing Texas to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada at reduced costs, cracking down on Big Pharma for price-gouging, and establishing a prescription drug savings program for uninsured Texans.”

“He passed bills to cap the cost of insulin, cut taxes for small businesses, and gave the largest property tax cut in Texas history.”

“In the Iowa legislature, Josh voted for a bipartisan $100 million property tax cut for Iowans, including additional tax cuts for seniors and veterans, voted in support of legislation to lower the cost of prescription drugs for Iowans, regulate PBMs, and help keep local pharmacies afloat, and introduced legislation to cap the cost of insulin to $25 a month.”

“In the legislature, Josh has been on the front lines of fighting for better health care. He has sponsored legislation to cap insulin costs at $25/month, to expand access to dental services under Medicaid, to protect patients in nursing homes, and to eliminate long waiting lists for Medicaid home and community-based services waivers.”

“Cap insulin at $35 and drug costs at $2,100. Extend the caps seniors already have to everybody else.”

“Cap insulin at $35 a month for everyone. Extend the senior cap to people with private insurance.”

“Cap insulin at $35 per month nationally, crack down on pharmacy benefit managers that jack up drug prices, and let Medicare negotiate drug prices directly.”

“SB 40 (2025): Caps co-pays for insulin at $35 per month in California.”

“We need Medicare for All. And until we get there, Scott will tackle healthcare affordability in Congress just like he has in the Legislature: by capping insulin at $35/month, forcing insurance companies to cover mental healthcare, reducing prior authorizations, lowering prescription drug prices, and working to reverse Trump's cuts to Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.”

“Cap prescription drug costs and hold Big Pharma accountable.”

“I will hold Big Pharma accountable and cap prices for life-saving medicine like insulin, so families do not have to choose between food and treatment.”

“I’ve supported efforts to take on big pharma, to lower prescription drug prices, to cap out-of-pocket costs for seniors on Medicare, to give them access to free vaccines, to cap the cost of insulin at $35, and for the first time, overturn what had been a longstanding carve-out in the law and allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug prices for Americans. We’re beginning to do that with the first 10 drugs being negotiated, we have to go well beyond that.”

“Chris took on Big Pharma and passed landmark legislation that finally allowed Medicare to negotiate for lower prices, capped the cost of insulin at $35, and limited out-of-pocket costs for seniors.”

“He took on Big Pharma to finally allow Medicare to negotiate lower drug costs, cap insulin costs at $35 for those on Medicare, and limit out-of-pocket costs for seniors.”

“Americans pay more for prescription drugs than anywhere else. Instead of paying $400 a month for insulin, seniors with diabetes should not pay more than $35 a month. I want to cap the cost of insulin at $35 a month for every American who needs it and provide similar benefits for other essential medicines.”

“Lower prescription drug costs: Increase price transparency and negotiating power to ensure fair pricing, incentivize the development and approval of generic drugs, institute caps on out-of-pocket costs, and regulate pharmacy benefit managers to ensure they’re not up-charging patients.”

“Lower health care and prescription drug costs: Create a federal public health insurance option that competes with private insurance, institute caps on out-of-pocket costs for lifesaving drugs, reinstate the Affordable Care Act (ACA)’s enhanced premium tax credits, increase price transparency and Medicare’s negotiating power to ensure fair pricing, incentivize the development and approvals of generics, regulate pharmacy benefit managers to ensure they’re not up-charging patients, and break up healthcare monopolies that are raising prices on all of us.”

“Cap costs on prescription drug prices.”

“Price caps on medication and care Billionaires and corporations should not get to decide how much you go into debt when we’re sick. Their record-breaking profits come out of our wallets, and it’s time for that to end. I will fight to cap the price of medical procedures and prescription drugs across the board to an affordable rate in line with other major countries.”

“Cap insulin at $35 and drug costs at $2,100. Extend the caps seniors already have to everybody else.”

“Cap drug costs at $2,100 a year. Bring Medicare's out-of-pocket cap to private plans so that health issues don't mean bankruptcy.”

“SB 1021 (Author: Wiener): Capping drug co-pays. Even if someone is fortunate enough to have insurance, drug copays can be prohibitively expensive and can effectively deny people access. SB 1021 reinstates and expands a strict cap on drug co-pays. SB 1021 also stops insurance companies from forcing people onto multi-pill PrEP regimens, which are less effective.”

“To lower costs, Marni will expand Medicare’s power to negotiate prescription drug prices and cap what families pay out of pocket.”

“Support caps on out-of-pocket and prescription drug costs”

“Break up healthcare monopolies and boost transparency for patients, while cracking down on drug company price gouging”

“Lower prescription drug costs and hold Big Pharma accountable for price gouging.”

“I will cap prices, stop Big Pharma’s price gouging, and make sure no one has to choose between insulin and electricity or between food and medication.”

“He is running for Senate to stand up to insurance companies and their army of lawyers and lobbyists that indiscriminately deny coverage while reaping record profits. He will work to hold insurance companies and big pharmaceutical companies accountable for soaring prices and diminishing care, and he will fight to restore the ACA premium credits Republicans ended.”

“On the 16th anniversary of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) being signed into law, Congressman Chris Pappas is reaffirming his commitment to reinstating the ACA enhanced premium tax credits, protecting the ACA, and holding big pharmaceutical companies accountable for soaring prices and diminishing care.”

“Dr. Shah is an emergency room physician who is committed to lowering healthcare costs and standing up to Big Pharma to end the price gouging of essential medications like insulin.”

“Lowered prescription drug costs by capping insulin co-pays at $25 a month in Texas, allowing Texas to import cheaper prescription drugs from Canada at reduced costs, cracking down on Big Pharma for price-gouging, and establishing a prescription drug savings program for uninsured Texans.”

“Take on Big Pharma and pharmacy benefit managers to stop price gouging and ensure affordable prescription drugs for all.”