Which, if any, of the following aspects of the new healthcare bill do you agree with?

Which, if any, of the following aspects of the new healthcare bill do you agree with? Published on May 6, 2017 → Survey conducted on May 6, 2017 on 15018 U.S. adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Children (up to the age of 26) will still be able to remain on a parent’s healthcare plan

56%

Cut taxes on wealthier Americans that used to fund Obamacare

15%

Tax credits can be used outside the marketplaces

21%

Allow states to decide the “essential benefits” for their citizens like maternity and mental health

22%

Temporarily defund Planned Parenthood

21%

Cut funding for Medicaid

Eliminate the tax penalty for failing to have health insurance coverage

40%

None of these

Not Sure

12%

Children (up to the age of 26) will still be able to remain on a parent’s healthcare plan

56%

Cut taxes on wealthier Americans that used to fund Obamacare

15%

Tax credits can be used outside the marketplaces

21%

Allow states to decide the “essential benefits” for their citizens like maternity and mental health

22%

Temporarily defund Planned Parenthood

21%

Cut funding for Medicaid

Eliminate the tax penalty for failing to have health insurance coverage

40%

None of these

Not Sure

12%

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