new york quarter u.s. republicans want see obamacare repeal accord reuters/ipsos poll release tuesday trump fellow republicans control congress promise repeal replace affordable care act know obamacare majority americans include 25 percent republicans poll want repeal law credit help 20 million people get insurance coverage one five americans would repeal law immediately poll find republicans sharply divide 25 percent poll want keep intact fix problem part 32 percent would repeal immediately 44 percent would wait repeal alternative plan ready go recognition even republican supporters underlie goals law worthwhile say jack hoadley research professor georgetown university health policy institute still want something do want disappear 10 percent democrats poll would keep 2010 law another 70 percent want remain intact fix 19 percent want law repeal include 13 percent want replacement pass first respondents interview reuters say want u.s. congress address problems rise cost healthcare even many republicans insurance want scrap without replacement afraid repeal people lose say kathy dugas republican work dietician near jackson mississippi one country high obesity rat healthcare people politics say something take care people congressional republicans express concern start repeal absent clarity replace provision complicate far-reaching law congress pressure trump act quickly friday u.s. house representatives pass fiscal 2017 budget vote 227-198 nearly along party line establish reconciliation procedure shield obamacare repeal senate filibuster reuters poll mirror find poll release early january kaiser family foundation also find public divide almost half people poll want law repeal 28 percent group want know detail replacement obamacare scrap reuters/ipsos poll conduct online english 50 state question obamacare include responses 2,232 american adults include 951 democrats 879 republicans credibility interval measure accuracy percentage point entire group percentage point democrats republicans quarter republicans would keep obamacare reuters/ipsos poll