EUHC4CA Poll: 51 Percent Of Californians Support Elimination Of Private Health Insurance For Single Payer Healthcare
"Californians are not only prepared to pay for Single Payer's installation, they want to gut renovate the entire house. Legislators, take note: The Healthcare Rebellion is here," said
A previous poll showed 61% of Californians supported tax increases for Single Payer.
"It's not surprising that Californians know what they want, and they're angry nothing's being done," said Vice Chairperson
In January, EUHC4CA released its Soft Single Payer proposal for
EUHC4CA is the largest single payer organization in
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