Obamacare

Did Americans Feel the Impact of Obamacare?

The Trump administration has succeeded in taking the final steps to repeal Obamacare, or rather replace big chunks of it. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, as it is officially called, was one of previous President Barack Obama's mayor political achievements, which in turn made it a favorite target of many Republicans and the new President alike.

However, the narrow vote of 217 in favor of the repeal to 213 against it in the House of Representatives on Thursday is just the start of a long legislative process ahead. As our infographic shows, for many Americans (42 percent) not much had actually changed since the introduction of Obamacare in 2010.

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This chart shows the perceived personal health coverage development of U.S. adults since Affordable Care Act

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Looking back at the time since implementation of the Affordable Care Act, how has your personal health coverage developed?
What is your impression of the Affordable Care Act now that is has been in effect for almost seven years?
In your opinion, how has health coverage developed for most US citizens since the implementation of the Affordable Care Act?
Irrespective of whether or not Trump will repeal the Affordable Care Act, how do you think the US health care system will develop under Trump?
When you first heard about the Affordable Care Act (“Obamacare”), how much did you like the basic concept?
Projected number of uninsured people under Trumpcare in the United States in 2018 (in millions)

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