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A new survey found that most Republicans and make America great again (MAGA) supporters have expanded the enhanced Affordable Act (ACA) tax credit at the center of the government’s closure struggle.
The poll, released Friday and was conducted by KFF, a nonpartisan health policy research group, showed that 59% of Republicans and 57% of MAGA campaign supporters are conducive to expanding the tax credit.
Most Democrats and independents also support the extension of the ACA tax credit.
Want to see the tax credit extension to the total public share of 78%, more than triple the public share.
The findings of the survey also suggest that most publics are not aware that the ACA tax credit may expire next year. About six out of 10 respondents said they had “few” or “nothing” for the subsidies that expired.
“In Washington, there is a heated debate about the looming ACA Premium Hikes, but our polls show that most people in the market don’t understand them yet, and when they learn about it in November, they will be shocked.”
The fight to strengthen tax credits plays a key role in the fight against Democrats to pass a stop bill that will allow government funding until November 21.
The ACA tax credit helps 22 million Americans reduce health insurance costs when purchasing policies through the ACA market, thus providing health care.
If Congress does not provide them with further funding, the credit will expire on January 1. According to a poll, one in 10 respondents who purchase their own health insurance said they would not be able to afford health insurance if their premiums “do not seriously damage their family’s financial situation.”
42% of people who participate in the ACA market say they will not have health insurance if premiums double.
When asked who they would accuse of the tax credits expired, President Trump or the Republicans of Congress said there were more than 70% of mergers. Congressional Democrats say more than 20%.