2/3 of Voters Don’t Want Obamacare Repealed: New Poll
According to a new poll released Monday, more than two-thirds of registered voters do not want a complete repeal of ObamaCare.
TheMcClatchy/Marist poll found that sixty-five percent either want Obamacare to remain in place as it is or that some parts of it remain in place.
Key numbers from the poll:
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20% of voters don’t want any changes to Obamacare
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38% want changes to Obamacare that would allow it to do more
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Just 7% want changes that make Obama able to do less, and 31% want a complete repeal
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71% want to keep the Obamacare provision that protects consumers from being discriminated against for pre-existing conditions
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78% want to keep the rule allowing children to stay on parents health plans until 26
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71% want there to be subsidies for low-income Americans to help the afford insurance
The McClatchy-Marist poll was conducted via cell and landline from February 15 to 19. The poll surveyed 1,073 registered voters and has a 3.3 percent margin of error.
