Republicans divided on whether GOP leaders should modify health care law or scrap it entirely Opinion on the 2010 health care law
Republicans who disapprove of the health care law are divided on whether GOP congressional leaders should modify the health care law or get rid of it entirely. Nearly equal shares say Republican leaders in Congress should focus their efforts on modifying the law (42%) and focus on getting rid of it entirely (44%).
Republicans divided on whether GOP leaders should modify health care law  | or scrap it entirely  | Opinion on the 2010 health care law  | Disapprove  | Approve  | Make modifications Get rid of law entirely  | 43% TOTAL  | 17%  | Total  | 25%  | 54%  | Republican  | 89  | 42  | 44  | 10  | Democrat  | 12 10  | 2  | 85  | Independent  | 45  | 29  | 15  | 53  | Notes: Those who disa pprove of the health care law were asked follow-up question about what Republican leaders in  | Congress Source: Survey should focus efforts on. See 2017 topline for full question wording. Don't know responses not shown.  | Congress Source: Survey conducted Feb. 7-12 2017  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 