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Figure 1. When You Are Deciding Who to Vote for in Next Year’s Presidential Election, How Important Will the Candidate’s Views on Health Care Reform Be?

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1 Figure 1. When You Are Deciding Who to Vote for in Next Year’s Presidential Election, How Important Will the Candidate’s Views on Health Care Reform Be? Source: Analysis of the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey (2007). Percent of adults who say candidates’ views on health reform will be very/somewhat important 94 83 87 86

2 Figure 2. Support for the Proposal That Employers Should Either Provide Health Insurance to Their Employees or Contribute to a Fund That Would Help Cover Workers Without Health Insurance Percent of adults who say that employers should either provide health insurance or contribute to a fund Source: Analysis of the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey (2007).

3 Figure 3. Support for a Health Reform Proposal That Requires That Everyone Have Health Insurance, with Government Helping Those Who Cannot Afford It Percent of adults who strongly/somewhat favor a requirement that everyone have health insurance 80 52 68 Source: Analysis of the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey (2007).

4 Figure 4. Who Do You Think Should Pay for Health Insurance for All Americans? Percent of adults who say health insurance costs should be paid for by: Note: Bars do not total to 100% because survey respondents who refused to answer or answered “don’t know” are not shown. Source: Analysis of the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey (2007).

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