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Affordable Care Act Substitutes “Recently, several policymakers have proposed legislation allowing states to opt out of certain Affordable Care Act provisions and devise their own insurance coverage systems as early as 2014, provided they meet certain requirements. These include providing ‘coverage that is at least as comprehensive,’ ‘cost-sharing protections . . . that are at least as affordable,’ and ‘coverage to at least a comparable number of residents’ as would have occurred under the law. State-initiated reforms also may not add to the federal budget deficit. Please indicate the degree to which you support such state reform substitutes.” Not sure 3% Strongly support 14% Strongly oppose 15% Oppose 17% Support 35% Neither support nor oppose 18% Source: Commonwealth Fund/Modern Healthcare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey, May 2011.