Missouri is just the first of four states to plan "opt-out" votes. We will see what the media coverage is of this first vote. Given that Missouri is considered such a bell weather state, one would think that it would get a lot of coverage. Here is a poll on Missouri's Proposition C.
A copy of the Mason-Dixon poll is available here.
Statewide, 61 percent of those who responded to the Mason-Dixon poll said they opposed the health care law passed by Congress in March. Republicans opposed the bill overwhelmingly, with 91 percent saying they were against it. Among independents — the key demographic in a race in Missouri — 65 percent opposed the health care law. . . .
A copy of the Mason-Dixon poll is available here.
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