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As the 2012 presidential election draws near, the candidates are on the campaign trail talking about the issues they’ll make a priority if elected. But children’s health topics are not often discussed during presidential campaigns, maybe because there is little information about what child health issues the public wants the candidates to address.

To gain a better understanding of the public’s priorities when it comes to addressing children’s health on a national level, we asked a national sample of adults to name their top children’s health priority for the presidential candidates to address.

Our report on children’s health concerns that the public wants the presidential candidates to address will be released early next week. Sign up for our mailing list to receive the report via e-mail as soon as it’s published.

Update: June 18, 2012

The National Poll on Children's Health Report on the public's child health priorities for the next president to address has now been released. Follow the link below to read the full report.

• Public wants presidential candidates to address childhood obesity, bullying