… When told that the Supreme Court decided to keep the health care law as it is so that low and moderate income people in all states can be eligible for government financial help to buy health insurance, just over 6 in 10 (62 percent) say they approve of the Court’s decision and about a third (32 percent) say they disapprove. …
The 32 percent of the public who disapprove of the Court’s decision are largely set in their opinions. Even after they are told that more than 6 million people in states using the federal marketplace will keep the financial help they have been getting to pay for health insurance because of the decision, most of those who initially disapprove of the decision say they continue to disapprove (25 percent of the public overall), while a small share (4 percent of the total) are swayed by this argument. CONT.
Kaiser Family Foundation
