The Kaiser Family Foundation conducted a survey asking Americans — Democrats, Republicans and Independents — about how the ACA has affected them so far. The answers vary by party:
Democrats
1. Helped: 28 percent
2. Hurt: 11 percent
3. No direct impact: 59 percent
Republicans
4. Helped: 5 percent
5. Hurt: 48 percent
6. No direct impact: 46 percent
Independents
7. Helped: 18 percent
8. Hurt: 27 percent
9. No direct impact: 54 percent
Total
10. Helped: 18 percent
11. Hurt: 28 percent
12. No direct impact: 52 percent
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