Voters want lower drug prices. GOP lawmakers should listen

Election Day is almost here, and early voting is already underway in several states. The clock is ticking for candidates searching for that last, salient issue to move voters. As Republicans fight to hold the House, a clear opportunity is sitting right in front of them: taking a meaningful stance on lowering prescription drug prices.

Right now, Americans pay nearly three times more for prescription drugs than patients in any other developed nation. Not because our drugs are any better, but because Washington has let it go on for far too long. That reality has been fueling frustration and pain at kitchen tables across the country. But heading into this election, there is a clear solution on the table.