Only 25 percent of Americans favor the health care reform legislation proposed by Congress, according to a survey conducted by Windsor insurance consulting firm LIMRA.

LIMRA’s survey found that 75 percent of Americans who have health care insurance said they were happy with the quality of the care they receive, relative to the premiums they pay. 

While one in four Americans surveyed support the current health care reform legislation, 40 percent said they were opposed to it and 35 percent said they didn’t know enough to form an opinion.

LIMRA conducted a survey of 900 Americans adults on Jan. 15 to Jan. 19.  The results were weighted to represent the general population of the United States.