claim: according to a recent poll, "there are more young republicans enrolled in their parents' (health insurance) plans than young democrats."
author: bill clinton
evidence_1: jun 23, 2017 ... the issue of the government's responsibility in ensuring health coverage remains  deeply divisive politically, according to the new survey, conducted june 8-18  among 2,504 adults. more than eight-in-ten democrats and democratic-leaning  independents (85%) say that this responsibility falls to the federal ...
evidence_2: ​​washington (ap) — most americans say president donald trump's tax  plan would benefit the wealthy and corporations, and less than half believe his  ..... now, a new survey of children ages 13 to 17 conducted by the associated  press-norc center for public affairs research with the permission of their  parents ...
evidence_3: dec 1, 2016 ... the november kaiser health tracking poll, conducted one week after the 2016  presidential election, finds health care played a limited role in voters' 2016 ....  with more than seven in ten having favorable attitudes towards the provisions that  allow young adults to stay on their parents' insurance plans up to ...
evidence_4: apr 7, 2016 ... a young woman casts a vote in the new hampshire primary. a new study has  found young republicans are significantly more moderate than their elders,  which could have big implications for american politics. (photo by win mcnamee/ getty images). the republican and democratic parties have been ...
evidence_5: jul 19, 2017 ... americans overwhelmingly want lawmakers of both parties to negotiate on health  care, according to a new poll. ... in the poll, 8 in 10 said republicans should  approach democrats with an offer to negotiate if the current gop overhaul effort  fails, rather than sticking with their own "repeal and replace" ...