Over seven weeks, from Jan. 14-March 3, a total of 26,419 people took the online 2008 Health Care for America Survey. By far, most are insured and employed. Most are college graduates. Most are union members.

They seem like people who would have some real economic wherewithal, and who would be most likely to have positive experiences with America's health care system. In fact, though, they are deeply dissatisfied with health care costs and report that the system must be fundamentally changed or completely rebuilt.

And they're ready to vote about it.