Sooner Poll: Most Oklahomans Oppose Health Care Overhaul

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- A new poll shows two out of three Oklahomans oppose the recent health care overhaul.

* 64 percent think the law will hurt the economy.

* 68 percent believe it will not lower costs.

* 58 percent believe Oklahomans should be allowed to opt-out of the law.

* 56 percent want Oklahoma Attorney General Drew Edmonson to join the multi-state lawsuit to keep the reforms from taking effect.

These numbers were released by "Sooner Poll" and have a four percent margin of error.