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Holy shit this is grossly misleading. The framing of the question makes this a push poll. They were fishing for this response.
If you ask about medicare for all, and you say it "eliminates private insurance completely" - support tanks. But if you follow that up with the accurate statement, "you get to keep your doctor and hospital" support instantly bounces back up. They of course left out the latter.
Evidence of this from just a few months ago: thehill.com/policy/healthc…
You can get any answer you want by tweaking the framing. Imagine a poll question:
- "do you support a socialist style govt healthcare system that eliminates the free market?"
Of course people would say no, but give a more neutral framing & people say yes to the same question!
- "do you support a socialist style govt healthcare system that eliminates the free market?"
Of course people would say no, but give a more neutral framing & people say yes to the same question!
