Poll: 47% believe states should be able to opt out of ObamaCare

A majority of those who favor the health care plan are opposed to the state opt-out provision. So are a majority of those who only mildly oppose the plan before Congress. But those who Strongly Oppose the health care plan favor allowing states to opt out by a 76% to 13% margin.

Sixty-two percent (62%) of Republicans favor the state opt-out concept while 55% of Democrats are opposed. As for those not affiliated with either major party, 49% prefer the opt-out, and 39% do not. Conservatives tend to like the idea, liberals don’t, and moderates are evenly divided.

More than anything else, these results should be seen as a desire by those who Strongly Oppose the proposed health care plan to do whatever they can to stop its implementation.