THE WASHINGTON EXAMINER – A new poll finds support for Obamacare slumping to an all-time low as the administration hits its deadline to register consumers for coverage on Jan. 1.
According to a CNN/ORC International survey released Monday, 35 percent say they support President Obama’s signature domestic achievement, a drop of 5 points in under a month. Nearly two-thirds, at 62 percent, say they oppose the health law, a rise of 4 points since November.
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The findings come on the Dec. 23 deadline for consumers to register in the law’s new insurance exchanges if they hope to receive coverage beginning on Jan. 1, 2014.
The White House has launched a campaign to bolster enrollment in the insurance exchanges, following the rocky rollout of the healthcare.gov website in October.
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