The Morning Consult

National Healthcare Poll among Seniors:

February 2014

Topline Results

Methodology:
This poll was conducted from February 22-25, 2014, among a national sample of 1,785 registered
voters 65 years and older on traditional Medicare or a Medicare Advantage plan. The interviews were conducted online by Survey Sampling International, Inc. The data were weighted to
approximate a target sample of senior registered voters based on age, race/ethnicity, gender,
educational attainment, and region. Results from the full survey have a margin of error of plus
or minus two percentage points. In addition to sampling error, there are many common sources
of error and bias may influence the overall results such as variation in question order, question
wording, respondent attentiveness, survey attrition, and selection bias.

1: When it comes to Medicare, which political party do you trust more?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Democratic Party
47
46
49
51
47
40
48
7
92
42
60
97
44
49
44
43
46
56
44
47
54
44
48
96
15
91
9
96
8
87
46
14

Republican Party
53
54
51
49
53
60
52
93
8
58
40
3
56
51
56
57
54
44
56
53
46
56
52
4
85
9
91
4
92
13
54
86

N
1785
798
987
617
620
548
591
427
319
448
123
89
1647
1149
636
1008
374
239
634
742
409
408
1377
617
1026
725
847
760
907
697
272
809

2: Now thinking about Medicare, the government health insurance program for seniors, do you think Medicare requires
major changes, minor changes, or do you think Medicare does not require any changes at this time?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Major changes
17
16
17
17
17
15
16
19
14
17
16
14
17
16
17
16
17
16
16
18
15
16
17
10
22
13
21
10
21
11
20
20

Minor changes
45
49
42
50
48
45
37
44
45
47
58
38
45
44
48
47
41
49
47
44
46
47
45
52
41
49
42
52
41
50
40
43

No changes
38
35
41
34
34
40
47
37
41
36
27
48
38
40
35
37
42
35
38
39
39
36
39
38
37
39
38
38
38
39
40
37

N
1785
798
987
617
620
548
591
427
319
448
123
89
1647
1149
636
1008
374
239
634
742
409
408
1377
617
1026
725
847
760
907
697
272
809

3: Do you approve or disapprove of the health care legislation passed by Barack Obama and Congress in 2010?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Strongly
approve

Somewhat
approve

Somewhat
disapprove

Strongly
disapprove

16
16
15
18
16
12
16
0
39
7
24
51
14
16
17
16
13
19
18
13
18
15
16
46
0
36
1
37
1
37
3
2

19
20
17
23
18
15
16
5
30
20
18
40
17
18
20
18
11
23
16
22
18
16
20
54
0
33
6
39
3
32
22
6

12
9
14
11
13
13
12
11
9
16
10
2
13
11
13
10
17
11
13
11
12
12
12
0
21
9
12
9
13
10
20
11

46
49
43
43
45
53
45
80
11
47
32
3
48
46
46
50
45
38
47
47
42
49
44
0
79
10
79
3
81
13
36
77

Dont
Know /
No opinion
8
6
10
6
8
8
11
3
11
10
16
5
8
10
5
6
13
9
7
8
11
8
8
0
0
11
3
13
3
8
20
4

1785
798
987
617
620
548
591
427
319
448
123
89
1647
1149
636
1008
374
239
634
742
409
408
1377
617
1026
725
847
760
907
697
272
809

4: In the long run, how do you think the healthcare law passed by Barack Obama and Congress in 2010 will affect the
Medicare Program overall? Will it make the Medicare program

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Much
better
8
9
8
9
8
3
11
0
21
3
16
36
7
9
8
8
6
11
8
7
10
6
9
24
0
20
0
19
0
20
0
1

Somewhat
better
12
14
10
14
13
12
8
3
21
12
16
21
11
10
14
12
8
11
12
11
13
11
12
32
1
22
3
26
1
22
12
3

About the
same
26
22
30
29
26
25
24
13
37
29
26
39
26
27
26
22
28
36
27
27
25
24
27
38
14
38
15
41
13
38
36
13

Somewhat
worse
29
29
30
23
30
31
35
42
16
30
30
3
31
30
28
29
34
23
29
30
29
36
27
6
44
17
40
11
43
15
30
41

Much
worse
24
27
22
25
23
29
21
43
5
25
13
1
26
24
25
27
25
18
24
25
23
23
25
1
41
4
43
2
43
5
22
42

N
1785
798
987
617
620
548
591
427
319
448
123
89
1647
1149
636
1008
374
239
634
742
409
408
1377
617
1026
725
847
760
907
697
272
809

5: Overall, how would you describe your level of satisfaction with a traditional Medicare plan run by the government?
(among respondents with traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Satisfied
31
32
30
27
30
24
43
25
44
23
34
31
28
37
32
31
29
38
27
30
33
31
51
21
42
25
45
22
44
15
26

Somewhat
Satisfied
54
54
55
56
59
57
45
57
47
59
52
54
56
51
53
54
61
49
60
51
53
55
48
56
49
56
49
57
48
64
57

Somewhat
Dissatisfied
11
10
11
12
9
16
8
12
8
12
8
11
12
9
11
11
9
9
10
15
10
11
1
17
8
13
5
15
7
15
12

Very
Dissatisfied
4
4
4
5
3
3
4
6
1
5
7
4
4
3
4
4
2
4
3
4
4
4
0
6
1
7
1
6
1
5
6

N
1088
486
603
361
378
349
355
264
197
272
92
1007
667
421
629
225
128
369
461
259
259
830
373
625
455
504
469
548
421
175
489

6: In the next year, how do you think the 2010 healthcare law will affect your access to medical providers such as
your preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? Will it make your access ... (among respondents with
traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Much
Better
3
4
2
3
2
3
3
1
6
1
6
2
2
5
4
1
3
4
3
2
2
3
8
0
6
0
7
0
7
0
1

Somewhat
Better
5
6
5
6
4
1
9
1
13
3
16
5
7
3
5
6
7
6
4
7
2
6
14
1
11
1
12
1
12
2
1

About the
Same
56
53
58
56
55
55
58
41
69
58
61
56
57
55
51
63
61
57
53
59
61
54
71
44
71
41
73
42
67
69
42

Somewhat
Worse
22
20
23
19
24
25
21
34
11
21
12
22
22
21
23
21
20
18
26
20
22
22
7
32
11
32
8
33
12
18
31

Much
Worse
14
16
12
16
14
16
9
23
2
17
6
14
12
16
18
9
9
15
14
11
12
14
0
23
1
27
1
25
2
11
25

N
1085
484
601
361
377
347
355
264
195
270
92
1003
665
420
629
222
128
365
461
259
259
826
371
623
454
503
468
547
419
174
489

7: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress if you lost access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? (among respondents with traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
48
52
46
42
53
53
49
79
18
51
43
51
48
48
51
54
42
49
50
46
53
47
7
75
18
77
12
78
16
49
76

Some
34
30
37
37
29
31
36
19
46
37
47
34
35
33
33
33
37
32
35
34
30
35
50
22
46
21
51
20
47
40
21

None
18
18
17
21
18
15
14
2
37
12
10
15
17
19
16
13
20
19
15
21
17
18
43
3
36
3
37
3
38
11
3

N
1058
472
587
345
372
341
351
261
193
252
88
977
645
414
614
212
127
357
452
249
245
813
365
605
446
487
458
534
408
175
473

8: How much, if at all, would you blame Republicans in Congress if you lost access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? (among respondents with traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
39
38
40
40
36
37
42
12
67
36
51
36
41
37
36
41
42
36
36
48
38
40
68
18
66
14
67
14
65
38
17

Some
41
39
43
43
39
43
41
54
26
46
30
44
42
41
43
43
37
40
45
38
44
41
22
55
26
55
25
56
26
48
52

None
19
23
16
16
25
20
18
35
7
18
19
20
17
22
21
16
21
24
19
15
18
20
10
27
7
31
8
30
9
13
31

N
1044
468
577
335
366
343
347
258
193
247
88
964
630
415
604
209
126
350
447
247
245
800
364
595
448
477
459
521
404
173
464

9: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama if you lost access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? (among respondents with traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
57
59
55
47
59
63
62
89
22
60
51
60
57
57
60
61
46
56
58
55
63
55
6
88
21
88
13
91
19
60
87

Some
21
20
22
26
19
18
19
8
30
27
23
21
21
21
20
21
28
20
22
22
18
22
35
10
34
9
38
7
33
28
9

10

None
22
21
23
27
21
19
19
3
48
14
26
20
22
22
20
17
25
24
20
23
19
23
59
2
45
4
49
2
48
12
4

N
1073
477
595
360
371
342
351
261
194
266
92
993
661
411
615
223
128
363
459
251
257
816
366
621
444
502
456
545
407
175
487

10: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies if you lost access to medical providers such as
your preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? (among respondents with traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
35
35
36
37
35
30
37
21
49
35
46
34
37
32
31
41
36
29
38
40
33
36
49
24
52
20
51
21
44
39
27

Some
49
49
50
51
48
51
46
56
43
49
47
50
47
53
53
41
49
50
48
50
50
49
42
55
40
58
41
56
47
48
52

11

None
15
17
14
12
16
19
16
23
8
15
7
16
16
15
16
19
15
20
14
10
17
15
8
21
9
22
8
22
10
13
21

N
1050
467
583
340
369
341
348
259
190
253
88
970
640
410
609
209
127
357
447
246
242
808
366
594
442
483
461
525
407
173
467

11: How much, if at all, would you blame Health care Providers (Doctors Office and Hospitals) if you lost access
to medical providers such as your preferred doctors or hospitals in traditional Medicare? (among respondents with
traditional Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
15
16
14
15
15
8
21
16
18
10
15
14
15
15
14
17
14
14
14
19
18
14
19
11
19
11
19
11
15
14
15

Some
49
46
52
54
48
53
42
42
55
51
52
49
50
48
49
44
56
46
51
51
45
51
58
43
57
44
57
42
57
52
42

12

None
36
38
34
32
37
39
38
43
26
39
33
37
35
37
36
39
30
41
35
30
38
35
24
46
24
46
24
47
28
34
43

N
1045
469
576
341
364
341
349
259
190
247
88
965
634
411
606
207
126
357
448
241
243
802
364
596
439
482
454
527
402
173
468

12: How important of an issue would losing access to medical providers such as your preferred doctors or hospitals in
traditional Medicare be in your vote in the upcoming 2014 midterm elections? (among respondents with traditional
Medicare)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

The single
most
important
issue
17
18
16
17
20
16
13
19
15
16
19
16
17
16
17
14
19
14
19
16
17
17
10
22
14
17
12
20
12
17
21

One of the
most
important
issues
71
69
73
69
64
75
78
79
65
70
73
73
71
71
73
76
61
71
70
74
69
72
66
73
67
77
66
76
67
70
75

13

Not too
important of
an issue

Not an
important
issue at all

11
11
11
12
14
7
8
2
16
14
7
10
10
12
9
10
16
14
10
8
13
10
21
5
16
5
19
4
18
12
4

1
2
1
2
2
1
0
0
3
0
2
1
1
1
1
0
4
1
1
2
0
2
3
0
2
0
3
0
3
0
0

1088
485
603
361
378
349
354
264
197
272
92
1006
667
421
629
225
128
368
461
259
259
829
372
625
455
504
469
548
421
175
489

13: Overall, how would you describe your level of satisfaction with a Medicare Advantage plan run by a private
company? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Satisfied
49
51
48
51
49
49
47
46
53
49
49
48
52
49
53
48
57
45
45
47
50
59
45
55
46
54
46
53
44
48

Somewhat
Satisfied
45
44
45
39
45
47
50
46
42
46
45
45
43
45
45
41
40
49
44
46
44
38
46
41
46
42
46
42
47
45

14

Somewhat
Dissatisfied
4
4
5
6
5
4
1
5
4
4
4
4
4
5
1
5
3
4
6
5
4
2
6
3
5
3
4
3
5
4

Very
Dissatisfied
2
2
2
3
1
0
2
3
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
5
0
2
5
3
2
0
3
0
3
0
3
1
3
3

N
689
309
380
252
238
199
235
160
122
173
634
476
213
376
145
110
264
275
150
147
543
241
397
266
339
287
355
273
96
316

14: In the next year, how do you think the 2010 healthcare law will affect your access to private plans, also known as
Medicare Advantage plans? Will it make access (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Much
Better
4
3
5
5
5
2
5
0
10
2
3
5
2
3
6
8
3
5
4
6
4
12
0
10
0
10
0
10
1
1

Somewhat
Better
8
10
7
10
10
4
7
4
13
9
7
9
7
10
5
7
11
7
6
5
9
18
2
15
3
15
3
13
9
4

15

About the
Same
49
47
51
45
48
61
48
38
62
48
50
49
50
47
55
42
45
52
52
52
49
63
38
63
38
66
36
64
56
35

Somewhat
Worse
24
21
26
25
24
20
25
35
12
24
24
24
24
23
20
35
22
26
23
24
24
6
36
10
34
8
35
11
18
36

Much
Worse
14
19
11
15
13
13
15
24
2
17
15
13
17
17
14
8
18
11
14
12
15
1
24
2
25
1
25
2
17
24

N
687
307
380
251
238
198
233
159
122
173
632
475
212
376
144
109
264
274
149
146
541
239
396
266
337
287
354
272
96
314

15: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress if your preferred Medicare Advantage plan was
cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
51
56
47
47
51
46
59
80
20
49
53
49
53
52
56
46
51
52
49
55
49
12
78
16
77
12
80
17
49
79

Some
34
29
39
36
39
41
24
16
49
41
34
35
33
34
36
36
32
36
36
31
35
53
21
54
18
55
18
54
42
16

16

None
15
15
15
17
10
14
17
4
32
10
13
15
14
14
7
18
17
12
16
14
15
35
2
30
5
33
1
29
9
5

N
647
288
359
243
219
185
228
151
113
155
596
440
207
354
131
105
247
256
144
132
514
220
380
241
325
261
341
251
89
302

16: How much, if at all, would you blame Republicans in Congress if your preferred Medicare Advantage plan was
cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
41
44
39
40
46
40
38
14
73
34
39
42
38
38
38
52
36
45
42
41
41
75
18
70
17
74
15
70
44
13

Some
39
35
42
39
38
49
32
51
20
48
40
39
38
40
43
30
40
41
34
33
40
19
52
24
51
18
55
23
47
51

17

None
20
22
19
21
16
11
30
36
7
18
21
18
25
22
19
18
24
14
24
26
19
6
30
6
32
8
30
7
10
36

N
657
290
367
234
236
187
228
155
115
159
606
448
209
361
134
105
245
263
148
144
513
237
370
259
316
283
331
270
91
292

17: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama if your preferred Medicare Advantage plan was
cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
61
61
60
55
58
61
71
90
25
63
64
62
58
64
68
53
59
64
57
64
60
15
90
22
87
15
94
24
62
90

Some
19
18
21
21
23
24
10
6
33
22
19
19
19
17
21
22
20
17
22
17
20
34
8
35
8
38
6
36
25
4

18

None
20
21
19
24
19
15
19
4
43
15
17
19
23
19
12
26
21
19
21
19
20
50
1
43
4
48
0
40
13
6

N
663
296
366
250
218
194
230
151
117
164
609
456
207
363
135
107
257
261
145
133
530
223
394
244
337
264
353
250
95
314

18: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies if your preferred Medicare Advantage plan was
cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
29
31
27
37
31
24
19
18
41
27
28
28
29
28
26
31
30
26
33
20
31
50
17
44
18
44
18
41
32
17

Some
51
44
56
44
51
61
53
57
44
51
52
51
51
49
59
45
49
56
44
54
50
40
57
44
57
44
56
45
51
56

19

None
21
26
17
19
19
15
29
25
15
22
21
21
20
23
15
24
21
19
24
26
19
10
26
13
25
11
27
15
18
27

N
643
284
359
235
220
187
228
152
111
153
593
435
208
354
128
104
243
255
145
133
510
222
374
243
318
264
334
254
90
294

19: How important of an issue would a cancelled Medicare Advantage Plan be in your vote in the upcoming 2014
midterm elections? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

The single
most
important
issue
21
23
20
22
19
20
24
27
21
15
22
22
20
22
24
20
20
22
24
24
21
22
23
21
24
19
24
19
21
24

One of the
most
important
issues
69
67
71
66
71
71
71
67
66
75
69
71
65
68
71
65
69
71
66
68
69
62
73
64
70
65
71
67
68
71

20

Not too
important of
an issue

Not an
important
issue at all

8
9
8
10
8
8
5
4
11
9
8
6
13
8
4
15
9
6
10
6
8
13
4
13
5
14
4
11
10
5

1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
0
2
2
0
2
1
2
0
3
1
2
0
2
1
1

689
309
380
252
238
199
234
160
122
173
633
476
213
376
145
110
264
275
150
147
542
241
396
266
338
287
355
273
96
315

20: In the next year, how do you think the 2010 healthcare law will affect the cost of private plans, also known as
Medicare Advantage plans? Will it make costs ... (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Much
Lower
1
1
2
0
1
0
3
0
3
0
1
2
0
0
4
2
1
2
0
4
0
3
0
3
0
3
0
3
1
0

Somewhat
Lower
6
8
4
5
11
3
5
2
10
6
5
6
6
9
2
2
8
6
2
6
6
14
1
12
2
12
1
10
6
2

21

About the
Same
24
22
26
28
21
23
23
10
41
23
23
26
21
23
21
30
25
23
26
17
26
43
10
42
11
42
11
39
20
13

Somewhat
Higher
45
42
48
39
45
50
51
53
39
42
46
45
45
43
51
46
44
47
43
52
43
37
51
37
50
38
50
41
47
47

Much
Higher
23
27
20
28
22
24
18
35
7
29
25
22
28
25
22
20
22
21
30
21
24
3
38
5
37
5
38
7
27
37

N
678
306
372
245
235
198
232
157
121
169
627
467
212
374
142
105
260
271
147
145
533
238
391
262
332
284
348
268
96
310

21: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress if the cost of your Medicare Advantage plan increased?
(among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
53
61
47
51
55
52
54
80
19
57
55
50
59
59
48
45
55
51
54
54
53
14
80
17
80
13
82
19
59
79

Some
36
28
43
35
34
40
35
19
56
36
35
39
30
30
46
39
32
41
34
35
36
60
19
59
18
61
17
59
31
19

22

None
11
12
10
13
10
8
11
2
25
7
10
11
10
11
6
16
13
8
12
10
11
26
1
25
2
26
1
22
10
2

N
653
292
360
247
220
186
224
151
121
157
601
445
208
355
134
107
252
257
143
133
519
221
386
241
331
260
348
250
90
308

22: How much, if at all, would you blame Republicans in Congress if the cost of your Medicare Advantage plan
increased? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
39
41
38
41
47
42
29
15
68
35
37
40
37
37
38
43
34
44
41
36
40
68
20
63
18
65
17
64
47
14

Some
45
42
47
42
42
51
48
57
26
53
47
45
44
46
46
42
47
47
38
42
46
28
57
30
58
27
61
30
47
59

23

None
16
17
14
18
11
8
23
28
6
13
16
14
18
17
16
15
18
10
21
22
14
5
23
6
24
7
23
6
7
27

N
653
291
362
232
233
188
227
152
113
161
603
446
207
360
131
105
246
260
147
141
512
236
367
258
313
281
328
266
89
294

23: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama if the cost of your Medicare Advantage plan
increased? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
61
61
60
57
61
60
66
90
24
62
63
61
60
65
63
50
59
62
61
66
59
13
91
20
87
14
92
26
66
86

Some
23
21
25
25
21
28
19
8
38
27
23
23
22
19
27
26
22
24
23
18
24
43
8
42
10
46
8
40
23
10

24

None
16
18
15
18
17
13
15
2
38
11
14
16
17
16
10
25
19
14
16
16
16
44
0
37
3
41
0
34
10
4

N
659
292
367
252
214
194
226
152
121
161
605
453
207
357
138
107
258
258
143
135
524
219
394
239
338
259
354
245
95
315

24: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies if the cost of your Medicare Advantage plan
increased? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
40
37
42
50
44
29
29
27
56
37
39
39
41
38
45
38
39
36
48
35
41
60
28
54
28
55
27
55
47
24

Some
50
49
51
40
46
63
58
57
41
52
50
50
48
49
50
53
48
54
45
53
49
37
58
41
56
40
58
41
43
60

25

None
10
14
7
10
10
8
13
16
4
12
11
10
10
13
5
9
13
9
8
12
10
3
14
5
15
5
15
4
10
16

N
656
290
366
232
231
193
228
152
118
157
604
446
209
360
136
103
247
262
147
142
513
235
373
259
314
277
332
263
93
295

25: How important of an issue would an increase in the cost of Medicare Advantage plans be in your vote in the
upcoming 2014 midterm elections? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

The single
most
important
issue
16
16
17
19
15
15
16
19
17
13
16
18
13
16
19
15
13
18
19
20
15
15
19
15
18
14
19
15
15
18

One of the
most
important
issues
71
68
73
69
69
67
78
75
66
71
71
73
66
70
70
72
72
71
68
66
72
62
76
64
76
64
76
67
74
74

26

Not too
important of
an issue

Not an
important
issue at all

12
15
9
11
15
18
5
6
15
15
11
9
19
12
9
12
14
9
12
12
12
21
5
19
6
20
5
17
10
8

1
1
1
2
1
1
1
0
2
1
1
0
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
2
0

687
307
379
252
235
199
235
159
120
173
631
473
213
374
145
109
264
273
150
147
540
240
397
263
339
285
355
271
96
316

26: In the next year, how do you think the 2010 healthcare law will affect your access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Much
Better
2
2
2
1
2
0
5
0
5
1
1
2
1
1
4
3
1
3
2
3
2
5
0
5
0
4
0
4
2
0

Somewhat
Better
6
8
5
5
9
6
6
2
11
7
5
7
5
6
6
3
9
6
3
6
6
12
2
14
2
13
1
11
4
3

27

About the
Same
53
52
54
52
53
55
53
40
67
53
54
53
53
52
54
58
48
56
57
52
54
73
39
69
41
71
40
70
53
39

Somewhat
Worse
26
24
27
26
24
28
25
38
15
22
26
25
26
28
24
25
26
25
25
26
25
9
38
11
35
11
36
13
29
35

Much
Worse
13
15
11
16
12
11
11
20
2
17
13
12
15
13
11
11
15
10
14
12
13
1
22
1
22
0
23
2
12
23

N
687
308
380
251
237
199
234
159
122
173
632
474
213
376
145
108
263
274
150
147
540
240
397
266
338
286
355
272
96
315

27: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress for losing access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
53
56
51
50
54
55
56
79
20
59
56
53
54
54
60
47
52
55
53
59
52
14
81
20
79
13
82
21
57
79

Some
34
29
39
36
35
37
30
19
54
32
34
35
34
33
34
37
35
35
32
29
36
58
18
55
18
58
17
54
36
18

28

None
12
15
10
14
11
8
14
2
27
9
11
12
12
12
6
15
13
10
15
12
13
29
1
25
3
29
0
25
7
4

N
667
300
367
251
223
193
227
152
121
168
614
459
208
363
139
109
258
265
144
138
529
225
392
249
336
270
352
256
92
315

28: How much, if at all, would you blame Republicans in Congress for losing access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
38
38
38
38
41
37
36
12
65
37
37
42
31
35
42
42
33
42
39
38
38
63
20
63
16
62
16
63
45
13

Some
45
43
46
44
46
51
41
56
29
49
46
43
48
46
43
43
46
45
42
40
46
31
55
30
57
30
59
30
44
58

29

None
17
19
16
18
14
12
23
31
6
14
17
15
21
19
15
16
21
13
19
22
16
6
25
7
27
8
26
7
11
29

N
654
293
362
231
231
192
228
153
113
161
603
450
205
360
132
106
247
261
146
141
513
236
369
258
313
281
330
264
93
293

29: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama for losing access to medical providers such as your
preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
60
61
59
57
59
61
64
90
23
63
63
60
60
62
67
52
59
61
59
65
58
12
91
20
88
13
93
24
66
87

Some
22
18
24
23
23
29
13
7
38
21
21
22
21
20
22
23
20
24
20
17
23
42
8
39
8
42
7
38
26
7

30

None
19
21
16
21
18
10
22
3
39
16
16
18
19
18
11
25
21
15
20
18
19
46
0
40
3
45
0
37
9
6

N
666
301
365
249
223
194
227
154
121
165
615
458
208
365
136
107
256
267
143
138
528
225
391
249
335
270
351
255
93
313

30: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies for losing access to medical providers such
as your preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with Medicare Advantage
plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
37
35
40
45
39
27
32
21
54
37
36
37
38
35
42
37
35
34
48
32
39
58
24
56
23
56
22
54
44
21

Some
50
48
51
42
53
60
51
61
39
49
51
51
48
50
51
51
51
56
38
55
48
37
59
38
59
38
59
39
43
61

31

None
13
17
9
13
8
13
17
18
6
14
13
12
15
15
6
12
15
11
14
12
13
5
17
6
19
7
19
7
13
18

N
663
294
369
239
233
192
231
153
115
164
612
455
209
364
138
105
253
265
146
144
519
235
377
259
322
281
338
266
93
300

31: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Care Providers (Doctors Office and Hospitals) for losing access to
medical providers such as your preferred doctors or hospitals in Medicare Advantage plans? (among respondents with
Medicare Advantage plans)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
20
18
22
24
24
12
16
10
36
14
19
18
24
20
24
19
17
19
28
23
19
31
12
33
10
31
10
32
24
8

Some
51
49
54
49
50
62
49
54
51
48
52
56
43
48
56
55
51
56
45
46
53
57
49
53
49
56
47
54
48
50

32

None
28
33
24
27
26
26
35
37
13
37
29
26
34
32
19
25
32
26
28
32
28
12
39
14
41
13
43
14
27
42

N
646
287
359
232
227
187
227
151
114
155
595
438
208
356
129
104
245
256
146
137
509
226
371
250
314
270
330
260
92
290

32: As you may know, the Obama administration recently announced a rate adjustment in which Medicare Advantage
spending would be reduced by 3.5 percent. These rate adjustments are based on trends in overall healthcare spending,
among other factors. How concerned, if at all, are you that this rate adjustment will increase the cost of Medicare
Advantage plans?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Extremely
concerned

Very
concerned

Somewhat
concerned

Not too
concerned

34
34
34
34
36
34
33
49
24
30
39
21
34
38
28
36
36
27
32
34
38
35
34
15
47
20
46
17
49
20
33
47

24
24
23
24
20
22
28
29
17
25
10
18
24
24
23
22
27
26
23
27
19
25
23
17
28
18
28
18
28
18
25
28

24
21
26
23
26
27
19
14
29
28
35
26
24
23
24
22
23
28
25
22
24
20
24
34
16
33
16
35
15
33
26
15

12
14
10
11
13
11
12
6
18
11
14
22
11
8
18
13
8
9
14
11
10
11
12
22
6
17
7
19
6
18
11
7

33

Not
concerned
at all
7
7
7
7
6
7
7
3
11
6
1
13
6
7
7
6
7
9
6
6
8
8
6
12
3
12
3
12
3
11
6
3

1762
787
974
601
613
548
591
420
318
433
118
89
1623
1131
630
1000
362
239
623
739
399
398
1363
614
1006
719
830
756
887
689
272
794

33: As you may know, the Obama administration recently announced a rate adjustment in which Medicare Advantage
spending would be reduced by 3.5 percent. These rate adjustments are based on trends in overall healthcare spending,
among other factors. How concerned, if at all, are you that this rate adjustment will negatively impact the availability
of Medicare Advantage plan options?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Extremely
concerned

Very
concerned

Somewhat
concerned

Not too
concerned

27
27
27
28
28
23
27
40
15
25
34
11
27
29
23
28
28
24
25
28
27
28
26
8
38
14
38
11
39
13
27
39

25
23
26
23
23
25
27
31
18
25
12
14
26
25
24
26
26
23
25
25
23
25
24
16
30
18
30
16
32
20
24
29

27
27
27
27
28
32
23
19
31
31
28
30
27
28
25
24
30
32
27
28
27
26
28
35
22
34
21
36
20
32
32
22

14
15
13
14
13
13
15
6
23
12
22
25
13
11
18
16
10
11
15
13
13
13
14
26
7
22
8
23
7
24
11
7

34

Not
concerned
at all
8
8
7
7
7
7
8
3
13
7
3
19
7
7
9
7
6
9
8
6
9
7
8
14
3
13
3
14
3
12
7
4

1764
789
975
609
611
544
585
424
318
437
122
88
1628
1135
629
1001
363
238
629
737
398
403
1362
612
1012
715
838
754
895
688
270
800

34: As you may know, the Obama administration recently announced a rate adjustment in which Medicare Advantage
spending would be reduced by 3.5 percent. These rate adjustments are based on trends in overall healthcare spending,
among other factors. How concerned, if at all, are you that this rate adjustment will negatively impact access to
preferred medical providers through Medicare Advantage?

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
Hispanic
African American
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Extremely
concerned

Very
concerned

Somewhat
concerned

Not too
concerned

28
28
28
30
31
24
27
41
17
27
35
11
29
31
24
29
31
27
26
29
31
30
28
9
40
16
40
12
42
14
27
41

25
23
26
22
23
27
29
31
19
26
13
11
26
26
22
25
26
21
25
27
20
26
25
16
30
18
30
17
31
18
24
30

26
26
27
27
26
29
24
19
32
28
31
38
26
26
27
25
28
30
27
25
29
24
27
37
20
33
20
37
18
34
31
19

14
15
13
13
15
14
13
5
22
14
20
23
14
11
19
14
9
15
16
13
12
12
14
26
7
22
7
23
6
23
11
6

35

Not
concerned
at all
6
8
6
7
6
7
7
3
10
6
1
17
6
6
7
6
6
8
6
6
8
8
6
11
3
11
3
11
3
10
6
3

1763
788
974
604
614
546
585
420
317
441
121
88
1626
1135
627
998
365
236
625
736
402
399
1364
610
1011
717
834
752
894
686
271
799

35: Overall, how would you describe your level of satisfaction with your Medicare Part D prescription drug plan?
(among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Satisfied
40
36
44
35
42
40
47
33
47
42
40
43
36
36
43
51
47
39
34
37
41
50
35
46
35
48
33
45
41
36

Somewhat
Satisfied
48
50
47
50
50
52
41
54
44
46
48
47
50
50
48
40
43
52
49
51
47
42
51
44
52
43
53
46
47
50

36

Somewhat
Dissatisfied
9
11
8
11
7
8
10
11
7
10
10
9
9
11
7
6
8
8
12
11
9
6
12
8
11
6
12
6
10
11

Very
Dissatisfied
2
3
2
4
2
0
2
2
3
2
2
1
4
2
3
3
2
1
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
1
2

N
1186
512
674
423
424
339
389
289
201
306
1087
788
398
651
235
179
427
489
271
249
937
440
659
490
563
521
594
474
179
529

36: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently proposed a series of new rules. For each of the following
rules, do you believe this is an appropriate or inappropriate role for a federal government agency to play in the Medicare
Part D program? Allowing for the federal government agency, without congressional authorization, to increase its role
in negotiations between private Medicare Part D prescription drug plans and private provider pharmacies (among
respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Appropriate

Somewhat
appropriate

10
14
7
12
10
7
10
3
20
6
9
7
16
11
7
11
12
10
8
10
10
23
2
20
3
20
2
21
3
3

20
20
20
20
20
21
18
11
31
17
19
21
18
21
20
17
17
19
26
19
20
36
8
30
11
34
8
30
21
10

37

Somewhat
inappropriate
24
20
26
22
20
23
29
24
24
23
24
25
21
25
19
24
27
23
20
22
24
28
20
25
21
27
21
24
25
23

Very inappropriate
47
45
47
46
49
50
43
62
26
53
48
47
45
44
55
48
44
49
46
49
46
14
70
25
65
20
68
25
52
64

1179
506
673
416
423
339
388
288
201
301
1079
781
398
649
229
179
427
486
266
245
933
440
652
489
556
520
588
473
178
524

37: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently proposed a series of new rules. For each of the following
rules, do you believe this is an appropriate or inappropriate role for a federal government agency to play in the
Medicare Part D program? Limiting the number of Medicare Part D prescription drug plans that can be offered in a
given geographic region (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Appropriate

Somewhat
appropriate

3
4
2
3
3
4
1
3
3
2
2
3
2
4
1
2
2
3
3
4
2
3
2
4
2
4
1
3
3
2

13
14
13
14
15
12
13
9
18
13
12
13
13
13
16
14
13
13
15
12
14
24
6
17
8
19
7
20
15
7

38

Somewhat
inappropriate
30
26
32
30
30
27
31
20
38
31
30
31
26
29
28
28
32
27
30
28
30
40
22
39
23
41
21
36
27
25

Very inappropriate
55
57
53
53
53
58
55
68
41
55
56
53
58
54
55
56
54
57
52
56
54
33
70
40
67
36
70
41
55
67

1183
509
674
421
423
339
389
289
201
304
1084
786
398
650
232
179
427
487
270
249
934
440
657
489
561
520
592
473
178
527

38: The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently proposed a series of new rules. For each of the following
rules, do you believe this is an appropriate or inappropriate role for a federal government agency to play in the Medicare
Part D program? Limiting the number of Medicare Part D prescription drug plans that a private company can offer
to two plans (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

Very
Appropriate

Somewhat
appropriate

4
3
4
3
4
5
3
3
6
3
4
4
4
4
1
4
5
3
5
4
4
6
2
5
2
6
2
6
4
2

16
17
15
18
17
15
12
8
24
14
15
16
15
16
18
12
14
15
18
14
16
29
7
24
8
26
6
25
16
7

39

Somewhat
inappropriate
35
32
37
38
36
29
35
30
39
36
36
36
33
34
34
34
37
35
33
36
35
40
30
42
29
42
30
39
36
31

Very inappropriate
45
48
43
41
43
50
50
59
31
46
46
44
49
46
47
49
44
47
44
46
45
25
62
29
60
26
62
31
44
59

1179
506
673
416
424
339
389
288
201
301
1080
781
398
649
229
179
427
486
267
245
933
440
652
490
556
520
588
474
177
523

39: Generally speaking, do you prefer (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Less expensive
Medicare Part D
prescription drug
plans with a smaller
preferred network of
pharmacies
Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

76
73
79
78
78
76
73
73
81
75
77
80
69
75
75
81
74
77
78
80
76
82
71
81
72
82
72
81
82
71

40

More expensive
Medicare Part D
prescription drug
plans with a larger
network that allows
any willing provider
to fill a prescription
24
27
21
22
22
24
27
27
19
25
23
20
31
25
25
19
26
23
22
20
24
18
29
19
28
18
28
19
18
29

1186
512
674
423
424
339
389
289
201
306
1087
788
398
651
235
179
427
489
271
249
937
440
659
490
563
521
594
474
179
529

40: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress if the cost of your Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan increased? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
50
55
47
48
53
53
49
82
15
56
53
49
54
52
56
46
48
54
48
55
49
11
79
16
80
13
81
18
46
81

Some
37
33
40
41
34
37
36
17
58
37
36
38
36
37
34
42
38
37
37
28
40
61
19
59
18
62
17
57
46
16

41

None
12
12
12
11
13
10
15
2
27
7
11
13
10
11
10
12
13
10
15
17
11
28
2
25
2
25
2
25
8
3

N
1157
499
657
411
411
334
383
282
199
293
1061
766
390
637
222
176
420
477
259
241
916
426
649
474
550
504
582
459
175
518

41: How much, if at all, would you blame Republican in Congress if the cost of your Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan increased? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
41
42
40
41
42
44
37
14
66
42
39
42
40
38
38
46
37
43
43
42
41
66
23
64
19
65
19
63
43
20

Some
44
39
47
44
43
42
44
60
29
43
45
43
44
46
45
41
45
43
43
39
45
28
55
29
56
30
57
30
50
54

42

None
15
19
13
14
15
14
18
26
5
15
16
15
17
16
18
14
18
14
14
19
14
6
22
6
25
5
24
7
7
27

N
1150
488
662
399
419
333
384
278
194
295
1057
758
392
634
220
173
412
476
261
239
911
434
631
484
533
515
565
467
174
504

42: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama if the cost of your Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan increased? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
54
57
52
51
55
54
58
88
16
60
57
53
56
56
62
46
54
57
50
58
53
9
86
16
85
10
89
19
57
84

Some
27
25
29
29
26
31
24
10
46
26
27
28
26
26
25
31
24
28
33
25
28
47
12
48
12
50
9
44
29
12

43

None
18
18
19
19
20
15
18
3
38
14
16
19
18
18
13
23
22
15
18
17
19
43
1
36
4
40
2
37
13
4

N
1173
507
665
421
417
335
383
285
199
305
1076
782
391
645
231
175
420
487
266
246
926
430
657
480
560
510
592
463
178
527

43: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies if the cost of your Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan increased? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
44
43
45
49
43
40
41
30
60
42
43
44
45
45
39
47
41
43
51
43
45
62
33
59
31
61
29
57
49
31

Some
47
47
47
42
48
50
50
58
37
46
48
47
47
45
52
46
47
50
41
50
46
35
54
37
55
36
57
39
44
55

44

None
9
10
8
9
8
10
9
13
3
12
9
9
8
10
9
7
12
6
8
7
9
3
13
4
14
3
14
4
7
15

N
1159
492
667
404
421
335
386
283
195
295
1064
763
396
638
224
176
415
481
264
244
915
437
637
486
540
516
572
469
176
509

44: How important of an issue will would an increase in the cost of Medicare Part D prescription drug plan be in your
vote in the upcoming 2014 midterm elections? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

The single
most
important
issue
10
10
10
11
9
9
9
11
9
9
9
10
9
9
13
9
9
10
11
12
9
9
10
8
9
8
10
8
13
10

One of the
most
important
issues
71
70
73
69
70
71
76
78
67
68
73
75
64
74
68
70
67
73
75
68
72
61
79
66
78
64
79
66
69
77

45

Not too
important of
an issue

Not an
important
issue at all

17
18
16
17
19
18
14
10
21
20
17
13
24
15
17
20
22
15
12
18
17
27
10
23
12
25
11
23
16
12

2
3
1
2
2
2
0
0
3
3
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
4
0
3
0
3
0
3
2
1

1177
508
669
419
420
338
387
288
199
304
1080
782
395
648
234
175
425
482
271
248
930
436
655
485
558
516
590
473
178
522

45: How much, if at all, would you blame Democrats in Congress if your preferred Medicare Part D prescription drug
plan was cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
58
59
57
58
60
59
57
85
27
64
61
57
61
60
61
55
57
62
53
61
57
21
86
28
84
23
88
28
62
84

Some
30
29
31
32
28
33
28
14
46
29
29
30
29
29
29
31
30
28
33
24
31
52
13
48
15
51
11
49
30
14

46

None
12
12
12
11
13
7
16
1
27
7
10
13
10
11
9
13
13
9
14
14
11
28
1
25
2
26
1
24
9
2

N
1160
498
662
414
414
332
381
281
198
299
1065
772
388
638
225
176
420
478
262
241
919
426
647
476
552
507
582
460
175
520

46: How much, if at all, would you blame Republicans in Congress if your preferred Medicare Part D prescription drug
plan was cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
51
49
53
51
50
56
50
28
76
48
50
52
50
50
49
53
47
53
55
51
52
74
35
74
31
72
33
70
58
31

Some
34
33
35
34
36
34
32
47
20
37
35
34
34
35
35
32
35
35
32
32
35
20
44
20
46
22
46
24
35
43

47

None
14
18
12
15
14
10
17
25
5
15
15
14
16
15
16
14
18
13
12
17
14
7
21
6
23
6
22
6
7
25

N
1145
485
660
393
418
335
384
279
194
289
1053
753
393
629
220
174
408
475
262
241
904
435
626
484
529
516
560
466
176
499

47: How much, if at all, would you blame President Barack Obama if your preferred Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan was cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
61
62
60
58
60
63
63
90
26
66
64
61
61
63
68
53
62
63
56
64
60
19
91
26
88
20
93
27
69
87

Some
22
20
24
24
21
25
20
8
38
22
22
23
22
22
21
26
18
24
26
19
23
41
7
40
9
43
6
40
17
9

48

None
17
18
16
17
19
12
17
2
36
13
15
17
17
16
11
21
20
13
18
17
17
40
2
34
3
37
1
33
13
4

N
1162
504
658
419
409
334
381
282
199
299
1070
773
389
637
229
175
417
482
263
245
918
427
653
471
559
503
588
456
177
525

48: How much, if at all, would you blame Health Insurance Companies if your preferred Medicare Part D prescription
drug plan was cancelled or no longer offered? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

A lot
50
48
51
53
48
47
49
37
64
48
49
50
49
50
45
50
45
51
54
47
50
66
39
64
38
65
36
59
58
38

Some
39
36
41
36
41
41
40
46
33
38
39
40
37
36
45
43
40
38
39
44
38
32
43
31
44
31
46
36
32
44

49

None
11
16
8
11
11
12
11
17
3
15
12
10
14
13
10
7
14
11
7
9
12
3
18
4
18
4
18
5
10
18

N
1149
488
661
399
417
334
386
278
195
290
1056
757
393
634
219
175
411
474
264
242
908
434
630
481
536
512
567
465
176
504

49: How important of an issue would a cancelled Medicare Part D plan be in your vote in the upcoming 2014 midterm
elections? (among respondents with Medicare Part D)

Likely Voters
Males
Females
Age: 65-69
Age: 70-74
Age 75-79
Age: 80+
Republicans
Democrats
Independents
White
Income: Under 50k
Income: 50k or over
Married
Widowed
Divorced
Health: Exc./V. Good
Health: Good
Health: Fair/Poor
Emerg. Past Yr Y
Emerg. Past Yr N
ACA: Approve
ACA: Disapprove
2010 Vote: Democrat
2010 Vote: Republican
2012 Vote: Democrat
2012 Vote: Republican
2014 Vote: Democrat
2014 Vote: Undecided
2014 Vote: Republican

The single
most
important
issue
23
24
22
20
22
22
28
25
23
20
23
25
19
25
22
19
19
24
27
23
23
21
24
22
24
21
25
24
21
23

One of the
most
important
issues
67
63
69
68
69
66
63
70
64
66
67
66
67
65
69
70
67
67
65
66
67
61
70
64
69
63
70
62
67
70

50

Not too
important of
an issue

Not an
important
issue at all

9
11
8
10
8
10
8
5
12
12
9
8
12
9
7
10
12
9
6
10
9
16
5
12
7
13
6
12
10
7

1
2
1
1
2
1
0
0
2
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
0
2
0
2
0
2
1
0

1184
512
672
423
423
338
388
288
201
306
1085
788
396
651
235
178
426
487
271
249
935
440
658
489
562
520
593
473
179
528