new york u.s. senate republicans unveil plan overhaul america healthcare system face skeptical public already buy justification early version pass house representatives accord reuters/ipsos poll release wednesday june 9-13 poll show majority country think american health care act would harmful low-income americans people pre-existing health condition medicaid recipients overall 41 percent american adults oppose house plan 30 percent support another 29 percent say know accord poll make people deductibles skyrocket say shannon sowards 39 memphis tennessee trump supporter take poll healthcare act insurance everyone senate expect release full plan thursday click view poll 's topline result tmsnrt.rs/2sqhmm3 gap republicans say plan people think complicate matter senate republicans already criticize draft bill secret would great politican nerve brutally honest tell people healthcare cost go say joseph antos healthcare expert american enterprise institute conservative think tank none seem to years republicans promise voters would replace democratic former president barack obama healthcare law say costly intrusive house republicans pitch health plan early year u.s. house speaker paul ryan boast would low premiums protect people pre-existing condition improve public access high-quality low-cost healthcare u.s. representative tom macarthur new jersey help shape house bill say would make coverage pre-existing condition sacrosanct americans nonpartisan congressional budget office however present different view bill estimate house plan 23 million people would lose health coverage 2026 effort cut federal deficit accord poll nearly 60 percent adults say think would make insurance expensive low-income americans people pre-existing condition fifty-seven percent say would make medicaid less available 69 percent say would cut federal money plan parenthood thirteen percent felt house plan would improve quality healthcare percent say would make healthcare cheap 28 percent americans say would less likely support congressional representative support house plan another 16 percent say would likely support representative 33 percent say would make difference republican respondents supportive house plan others even republicans like house plan say probably improvement current healthcare system go change political view say barb huntington 64 murrells inlet south carolina trump supporter take poll huntington buy health insurance state obamacare exchange say premiums go 25 per month year huntington say would surprise keep go matter republicans go like every year lucky say reuters/ipsos poll conduct online english across unite state gather responses 1,492 adults include 671 democrats 501 republicans credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point entire group percentage point democrats percentage point republicans click survey question methodology tmsnrt.rs/2tty3ei americans say republican healthcare plan harmful reuters/ipsos poll