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S1. Can you please tell me if you are currently registered to vote in the district where you live?
S2. Have you recently moved and have not yet re-registered in your new district?
Q1. Very convincing/unconvincing: It is the responsibility of government to do its best to maximize the number of citizens with health insurance. When people do not have health insurance is creates many costs for society as well as the person without insu
Q2. Very convincing/unconvincing: In its work to get a grip on the overspending going on everywhere in government, the administration is scrutinizing all budgets, including spending to promote Obamacare. This reduction is reasonable: it lowers this spendi
Q3. Approve/Disapprove: So again, under this part of the proposed bill, spending levels would be restored for outreach to familiarize people with the ACA's insurance exchanges, through advertising, education, and training ''navigators,'' to help people se
Q4. Very convincing/unconvincing: By ending the subsidies for out of pocket costs for low-income people the government has only created disruption and uncertainty. Middle-income people are paying higher premiums. And the government will pay more in premiu
Q5. Very convincing/unconvincing: These subsidies are a give-away to the insurance companies that has to stop. This bill is simply an effort to shore up a system that is not working. The advocates of the ACA told us that premiums would stop going up and u
Q6. Favor/Oppose: So now do you favor or oppose restoring the subsidies that go to insurance companies to reimburse them for covering the out of pocket costs of low income people for at least two years.
Q7. Very convincing/unconvincing: The government should not be telling people what kind of insurance plan to have. If people want to have a Copper plan with a high deductible they should be able to do so. They may feel that they're healthy enough and they
Q8. Very convincing/unconvincing: Copper plans are a bad idea. They'll always look like a better deal on the surface than they really are. The very people attracted to those plans are ones with low incomes who cannot afford the $7,150 deductible, especial
Q9. Favor/Oppose: So, now do you favor or oppose making ''copper plans,'' a choice available in the ACA exchanges to anyone seeking individual insurance, including people over the age of 30.
QD1. Generally speaking, do you think of yourself as a:
QD1A. Do you think of yourself as closer to the:
QD2A. How often would you say you vote in the general election-that is, the election for President every four years, or in off-years for just members of Congress?
QD2B. How often would you say you vote in your party's primary elections?
QD3. In voting for President, which of the following did you choose?
QD4. Do you approve or disapprove of the way Donald Trump is handling his job as President?
QD5. What is your religion?
QD5A. Would you describe yourself as a born-again Christian?
QD5B. Would you describe yourself as an Evangelical Christian?
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PDEMRACEWHITE. Race Description: White
PDEMRACEBLACK. Race Description: Black/African American
PDEMRACEASIAN. Race Description: Asian
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