A majority of Americans want members of Congress to ditch health care reform efforts and focus their attention elsewhere, according to a Reuters/Iposos poll conducted after the Senate Republicans’ effort crashed early Friday.

The new poll shows that nearly two-thirds of Americans want to keep the 2010 health care law, either “entirely as is” or after reforming “problem areas.” This was an increase from January, when just over half of Americans agreed with that sentiment.

The poll, conducted Friday and Saturday, surveyed more than 1,130 Americans, including 381 Republicans and 475 Democrats, following the collapse of health care reform in the Senate.

Results showed that support for the Affordable Care Act still splits down party lines. While nine out of 10 Democrats said they wanted to keep or modify the 2010 law, only three out of 10 Republicans said the same.

Republicans have campaigned on dismantling the Affordable Care Act since it was passed in 2010.