Republicans tend to like the US health care system more than the Democratic Party, but Americans agree with some problems related to health care.
Eheatth, a health insurance broker who sells commercial scope and Medicare plan through the web, posted data that supports these conclusions. Summary of results In a web -based survey of about 1,000 American adults conducted in February.
About 79%of the Democratic Party, which responded to the survey, gave the US health care system below C. Only 60%of the Republicans who participated in the survey gave a low level to the health care system.
About 79%of Republicans and 42%of the Democratic Party agreed that “there are too many government regulations on health care today.”
The party’s difference was also an answer to the question of whether President Donald Trump prioritized the reduction in medical costs. Only 75%of the Republicans and 17%of the Democrats said they were very confident that Trump would make health care first priority.
But 71%of Republicans and 67%of Democrats said they would support the ban on pharmaceutical companies that advertise directly to consumers.
Most of the surveys of both parties opposed the idea that health insurance companies could destroy applicants depending on their troops. Only 9%of the participants said they should be able to reject the applicant because of the applicants with existing health problems.
Early survey: Immediately after the November general election, Gallup said that 62%of Americans surveyed 62 percent of Americans that all Americans guarantee 90 percent of the Democrats, 65 percent of independence, and 32 percent of Republicans supporting their positions.
In May, KFF said that 39%of independence trusted more than Trump to solve the higher health care costs than Trump, and 26%said they trusted Trump.
