A new survey released today by Georgetown University Center for Children and Families and Lake Research Partners finds that affordability is (still) paramount when it comes to federal health care reform.

In the survey, two out of three of voters stated that making health care reform affordable to families was more important than making sure health reform did not cost the country too much money.

The survey also found that voters prefer the premium and co-payment schedule in the recently passed house bill, H.R. 3962 over those being considered by the Senate Committees.