Rasmussen: Support for Repeal on Downward Trend
The latest Rasmussen report on support for the repeal of the new healthcare bill states that support for repealing the law is on a "downward trend."
Fifty-three percent (53%) of voters nationwide favor repeal of the recently passed national health care law. The latest weekly Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey on the subject finds that 42% oppose repeal.
This is the second lowest level of support for repeal in 17 weeks of surveying since the health care bill was passed by Congress. It marks what appears to be a continuing downward trend in support for repeal since June. Last week, support for repeal spiked back up to 60%, but that may have been due to renewed publicity about the law as it actually began to be implemented.
Support for repeal has ranged from a high of 63% in May to a low of 52% in late June.
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