Healthcare policy significantly impacts voting behavior as people prioritize health-related issues when selecting candidates or parties. For example, during times of healthcare crises, such as a pandemic, voters may gravitate toward those advocating for comprehensive health reforms or resource allocation. Furthermore, policies affecting accessibility, affordability, and quality of healthcare can shape public perceptions of governmental effectiveness. Consequently, candidates' positions on healthcare can become critical litmus tests for gaining electoral support. As voters increasingly view health as a fundamental right, healthcare policy remains a central focus in political campaigns and electoral decisions.