Poll: Botched Rollout Hasn’t Changed Overall Opinions of PPACA

Despite the technical issues with the federal exchange, 38 percent of Americans view the reform law favorably, a new poll has found.

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Despite the highly publicized technical problems that have plagued the exchanges, the American public’s overall views of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act have stayed relatively steady, according to a Kaiser Family Foundation poll.

The October poll found 38 percent of respondents have a somewhat or very favorable view of the law and 44 percent have a somewhat or very unfavorable view, compared with 39 percent and 43 percent respectively in September.

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