The Affordable Care Act and the Role of States: The Individual Mandate

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The Affordable Care Act and the Role of States: The Individual Mandate “Thinking about insurance coverage, do you favor a stronger role for states or for the federal government than was incorporated in the Affordable Care Act? Please indicate the degree to which you believe states or the federal government should have more authority regarding the individual mandate.” The federal government should have considerably more authority The federal government should have somewhat more authority The law got the balance about right States should have somewhat more authority States should have considerably more authority Not sure Source: Commonwealth Fund/Modern Healthcare Health Care Opinion Leaders Survey, May 2011.