It has been a hot button topic since the Supreme Court upheld President Obama's health care law.

Based on five national telephone surveys, Americans are divided as ever on Obamacare.

All five registered a nearly even split, with roughly as many respondents saying they approve of the Supreme Court ruling as those saying they disapprove. The only statistically meaningful variation involved the number who say they are unsure of their own opinion.

The five polls were conducted by USA Today/Gallup, the Kaiser Family Foundation, CNN/ORC International, the Pew Research Center and ABC News/Washington Post. All used live interviewers and called samples of both landline and mobile phone numbers.

We know this is a controversial issue, we want to hear your thoughts on these polls.  Will they have any effect on this law? How much will Obama's health care law effect the upcoming election?

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