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GOP Health Repeal By The Numbers

10% – Americans who trust Republicans over Democrats to protect the interests of them and their families health care.

12% – Approval for the Senate bill from USA Today/Suffolk poll.

16% – Approval for the Senate bill from Quinnipiac poll.

17% – Approval for the Senate bill from NPR/PBS/Marist poll.

24% – Drop in approval among Republicans for the Senate bill from the House passed bill only one month ago.

41% – Plurality of Americans who think the Senate bill will make the nation’s health care system worse.

42% – Plurality of Americans who think the Senate bill will increase costs for their families.

46% – Plurality of Americans who are less likely to support their Senator or member of Congress if they vote for the Republican plan.

53% – Americans who say Congress should either leave ACA alone or work to improve it.

54% – Disapproval for the Senate bill from Fox News poll.  

61% – Americans who disapprove of the way Trump is handling health care.

61% – Americans who oppose cutting off federal funding for Planned Parenthood.

63% – Americans who say it is “very important” that those eligible for Medicaid under ACA continue to be covered by Medicaid.

65% – Americans who disapprove of the way Republicans in Congress are handling health care.

71% – Americans who oppose decreasing federal funding for Medicaid.

77% – Americans who say it is “very important” that people with pre-existing conditions are protected.