A new poll finds 17 percent of Americans approve of the Better Care Reconciliation Act, according to NPR.
Fifty-five percent disapprove while 24 percent say they don't know enough about the bill to form an opinion.
Though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., hoped to vote on the bill before the Senate's July 4 recess, public criticism as well as disagreements within the Republican party have delayed that vote.
The NPR/Marist/PBS Newshour poll was conducted between June 21 and 25 and surveyed 1205 randomly selected adults, both Republican and Democrat.
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