Voters’ Attitudes & Opinions Healthcare Unlikely to Change by election day…Voters Aren’t Discussing or Debating the ACA/Obamacare Anymore!

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As the Gallup recently reported that “opinion has remained mostly static and oriented against healthcare law, suggesting most Americans have made up their minds on this issue and see no reason to revisit their opinion.” Two.42.solutions confirms that Americans are no longer discussing and debating success and failure of Obamacare. It will remain on the 2014 electoral agenda but just how high it ranks and motivates voting is not confirmed.

National Dialogue Monitor

Disapproval of US Healthcare Law Static Healthcare Law’s Perceived Impact Bad!

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Despite the enrollment goal of 7 million Americans, the Affordable Care Act is still highly unpopular. Americans’ attitudes and opinions related to the

healthcare has only minimally changed since the March.

In the last three months Two42 Solutions has been tracking conversation around healthcare. These are the terms most associated with the national discussion. Of the

7,960,417 mentions of healthcare, 5,322,360 used the phrase “Obamacare.”

National Dialogue Monitor

Public Discussion & Debate Very Polarized and Passionate

7,960,417 Healthcare Mentions