Medicare for All

The United States is the only high-income country that doesn’t guarantee healthcare as a right—yet we pay more per person than anywhere else. It’s time for Medicare for All.

Oliver supports the Medicare for All Act to guarantee healthcare to everyone in the U.S., eliminating copays, premiums, and deductibles. In Florida—one of just 10 states that still hasn’t expanded Medicaid—the need is especially urgent.

In Congress, Oliver will fight Republican efforts to cut care and work to expand Medicare to include hearing, vision, and dental coverage. He supports canceling medical debt and investing in mental health, addiction treatment, home care, and elder care rooted in community—not isolation. He stands with nurses, EMTs, and care workers fighting for livable wages and with doctors burdened by debt.

A universal system will strengthen unions, support small businesses, and give people the freedom to live healthier, fuller lives—without corporate insurance companies profiting off denied care.

Abortion Rights

Abortion is healthcare and a human right. In Congress, Oliver will be a proud, vocal advocate for reproductive freedom. He supports the Abortion Justice Act and EACH Act to protect and expand abortion access—no matter who you are, where you live, or how much money you make.

Oliver opposes all abortion bans. He believes people—not politicians—should make personal healthcare decisions. In states like Florida, extremists are putting lives at risk by delaying care and closing clinics. These bans force people to travel long distances, wait later into pregnancy, or forgo care entirely.

Oliver will fight to restore nationwide abortion access, end medically unnecessary restrictions, and reduce maternal and infant deaths. He supports training the next generation of OBGYNs, protecting providers, and expanding access to care—especially in underserved communities.

The U.S. has the highest maternal mortality rate of any wealthy country, with Black women three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes. Oliver knows protecting abortion access is inseparable from fighting for maternal justice, racial justice, and healthcare equity.

LGBTQIA+ Healthcare

Oliver will fight any Republican attempt to restrict LGBTQIA+ healthcare. He supports universal access to gender-affirming care and will stand up to far-right attacks on trans youth, civil rights, and basic dignity.

From banning care to shutting down hotlines for trans youth in crisis, extremists are putting lives at risk. Oliver will work to expand access, combat misinformation, and destigmatize LGBTQIA+ healthcare through public education and federal policy.

HIV/AIDS

The U.S. is still living with the consequences of federal inaction during the HIV/AIDS crisis. South Florida remains one of the hardest-hit regions in the country.

Oliver believes lifesaving medications like PrEP should be widely available, affordable, and accessible to all. He will oppose any rollback of federal HIV/AIDS programs like PEPFAR and push for congressional oversight of harmful policy decisions. Everyone deserves care—regardless of income, ZIP code, or status.

Oliver believes HIV prevention medication PrEP is an essential, lifesaving form of healthcare that should be made widely accessible.

Big Pharma & Drug Policy

Oliver believes we must end Big Pharma’s profiteering by having the federal government manufacture generic prescription drugs at cost—and allow Medicare to negotiate prices across the board.

A quarter of Americans can’t afford their medications. That’s unacceptable. Healthcare shouldn’t be driven by profit margins, and public health trust won’t be restored until we hold corporations accountable.

He supports legal accountability for the opioid crisis, expanded access to non-addictive pain treatments, and ending the federal prohibition on marijuana. Legalization would create tax revenue, cut into the black market, and allow medical research into promising treatments for epilepsy, PTSD, cancer, and more.

Oliver also supports vaccine requirements to prevent deadly outbreaks. He will oppose the appointment of conspiracy theorists like RFK Jr. to public health leadership and use Congress’s oversight power to protect science-based healthcare policy.