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Most voters say ObamaCare will play an important role in their vote in this years elections, and over half are more inclined to back the candidate who opposes the health care law.
Thats according to a Fox News poll released Monday.
The new poll asks voters what they would do if the only difference between two congressional candidates is that one promises to fight for the health care law and the other promises to fight against it.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE POLL RESULTS
By a 53-39 percent margin, more voters say they would back the anti-ObamaCare candidate.
Independents, always a key voting bloc, would back that candidate by a 25 percentage-point margin (54-29 percent, with another 14 percent saying it depends).
Nineteen percent of voters say a congressional candidates stance on ObamaCare will be the single most important factor in their vote decision, which is more than double the number who felt that way in 2012 (eight percent). Likewise, the number of Republicans who say it will be the single most important factor has almost doubled (21 percent today, up from 11 percent).
Overall, 79 percent of those opposing the law say it will be an important factor to their vote, compared to 67 percent of those favoring the law.
If the election were held today, 44 percent of voters would back the Republican candidate in their House district vs. 41 percent who would vote for the Democrat
Ruh Roh....more bad news for the Obamacare Democrats.(Obamacrats)
Fox News Poll: Independents more likely to back anti-ObamaCare candidates | Fox News
Most voters say ObamaCare will play an important role in their vote in this years elections, and over half are more inclined to back the candidate who opposes the health care law.
Thats according to a Fox News poll released Monday.
The new poll asks voters what they would do if the only difference between two congressional candidates is that one promises to fight for the health care law and the other promises to fight against it.
CLICK HERE TO READ THE POLL RESULTS
By a 53-39 percent margin, more voters say they would back the anti-ObamaCare candidate.
Independents, always a key voting bloc, would back that candidate by a 25 percentage-point margin (54-29 percent, with another 14 percent saying it depends).
Losing Independents.....Nothing to worry about!! Right Obamacrats?
Nineteen percent of voters say a congressional candidates stance on ObamaCare will be the single most important factor in their vote decision, which is more than double the number who felt that way in 2012 (eight percent). Likewise, the number of Republicans who say it will be the single most important factor has almost doubled (21 percent today, up from 11 percent).
Overall, 79 percent of those opposing the law say it will be an important factor to their vote, compared to 67 percent of those favoring the law.
If the election were held today, 44 percent of voters would back the Republican candidate in their House district vs. 41 percent who would vote for the Democrat
Winning!! Duh!!
INFOGRAPHIC: Obama Lost Independent Vote In Almost Every Swing State - US News
Independent voters did side with Romney in 2012, which just adds more credence to the theory that the democrats largest base is the low information voter.
INFOGRAPHIC: Obama Lost Independent Vote In Almost Every Swing State - US News
Independent voters did side with Romney in 2012, which just adds more credence to the theory that the democrats largest base is the low information voter.
INFOGRAPHIC: Obama Lost Independent Vote In Almost Every Swing State - US News
Independent voters did side with Romney in 2012, which just adds more credence to the theory that the democrats largest base is the low information voter.
