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Results here. Strikingly 60 percent of self-identified Democrats and 79 percent of Independents support a two-thirds majority for tax increase; Republican support for the requirement reached 89 percent.
Asked whether they thought repeal was the right or wrong thing today, 68 percent responded "wrong thing," including 79 percent of Republicans, 55 percent of Democrats, and 74 percent of Independents.
Tough vote.
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