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Poll Results Show Similar Feelings on U.S. Healthcare Bill
The Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey results of the U.S. government healthcare reform bill remain similar to the results of the previous week. The results, released today, show that 55% of U.S. Likely Voters favor a repeal of the health care bill. While this is down from 59% last week, it is within the range that is has been since the bill was passed in March, between 52% to 60%.
The same percentage of voters as last week, 38%, continue to oppose repeal of the bill. This figure has had a little wider of a range since March, ranging from 32% to 42%.
A figure that stands out on this week’s poll is the percentage of voters who believe that government healthcare costs will go up under the new healthcare plan. Sixty-percent of voters believe the costs will rise, which is just one point below the highest level measured in mid-July. A very small amount of people-16%- believe that the costs will go down under the new plan, while another 16% expect no change.
The percentage of people who think that the plan will be bad for the country has decreased from last week, down to 52%.
The majority of voters, 52%, believe that they will be receiving a poorer quality of care under the national healthcare bill, a figure that has remained fairly steady since the bill was passed. About 20% of people each think that the quality of healthcare will improve with the Obama healthcare system or will remain as it currently is.
The party split remains a strong point of opposition or support for the bill, as 75% of Republicans Strongly Favor repeal of the bill and 50% of Democrats are Strongly Opposed. Of the voters not affiliated with either major political party, 42% Strongly Favor repeal. It seems as though the majority who favor repeal of the bill believe that healthcare costs will increase under the new plan. Only 37% of Democrats agree with this claim.
Another poll done by Rasmussen Reports last week shows that 54% of U.S. Voters disagree with the part of the government healthcare bill that requires each American to buy or obtain health insurance. Forty-three percent favor the requirement, which is being challenged in court by a number of states.
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