Nearly half of respondents (49 percent) say they don’t know enough about the law to determine how it will affect their family. What they do know they learned through conversations with friends and family (40 percent) or through newspapers, radio, and online news outlets (36 percent). Only a small minority report getting information on the PPACA from their doctor (11 percent) or from a federal or state agency (9 and 8 percent, respectively).
For more statistics on Medicaid expansion opinion and general opinion on the PPACA, check out the rest of KFF’s April tracking poll.
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