AARP believes that you've earned a say in the future of Social Security and Medicare -- and we're here to help you tell the President what you want to happen in his second term.

In an AARP survey fielded immediately following the 2012 election, 70 percent of Americans 50+ say that they believe a separate public debate about the future of Medicare and Social Security is needed and changes should not be part of any end-of-year deal addressing the nation's budget deficit. Almost all (92%) older Americans also said that it is very important that Washington listen to ordinary citizens when it comes to decisions about Medicare and Social Security.

Now is your chance to add your voice to the conversation around Social Security and Medicare. Fill out the short survey here and we'll send your views and personal message on strengthening and protecting Social Security and Medicare to President Obama!