◼ The first poll conducted after the Supreme Court upheld President Barack Obama’s health care reform law shows bad news for Obama and his fellow Democrats. - Neil Munro/Daily Caller
Fifty percent of 650 Florida adults polled by SurveyUSA opposed the court’s decision to uphold the law. Only 39 percent supported the decision.
The poll also showed that 51 percent of respondents expect health care costs to rise faster, and 47 percent believe quality will decline because of the decision and the law.
The poll showed that 83 percent of respondents were following the debate.
Those poll numbers are preliminary, and the court’s decision may end up boosting Obama in the 2012 election. But if they do remain stable, the decision pushes Florida’s 29 electoral votes toward Republican candidate Mitt Romney’s tally.
◼ BUT: Rasmussen: Obama gets polling bump from high court health ruling - The Hill
◼ NO BOUNCE: POLL SHOWS OBAMACARE RULING DID NOT HELP OBAMA - Tony Lee/Breitbart
The poll also found the anti-Obama intensity among conservatives has increased since the ruling, while the ratings for the Supreme Court actually decreased.
◼ Today’s results (July 1) are the same as they were just before the Supreme Court ruled on the health care law.
◼ Reuters Poll: Obamacare Is Still Unpopular After High Court Decision - Newsmax
