1 of 2 | A Tea Party rally to push for de-funding Obamacare, The Affordable Care Act, on Capitol Hill, September 10, 2013, in Washington, DC. Unable to override votes to defeat President Barack Obama's health care act, some Congressional Republicans are hoping to end funding for it. (File/UPI/Mike Theiler) |
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Overall support rose from 34 percent for Obamacare to 39 percent for the Affordable Care Act. Democratic support rose one point while independent support rose four points.
But the Republicans are divided, as 64 percent of Tea Party Republicans want elected officials to make the law fail while just 31 percent of Republicans who do not identify with the Tea Party support that approach.