A recent GFS Bern survey reveals that public support for the Efas proposal has fallen, with 54% in favor if voting occurred today, down from earlier figures. The left-right divide has sharpened, particularly among social and green party supporters. Notably, female support has dropped to 47%, while male backing remains at 60%. Concerns over healthcare costs and increased insurance company control dominate the discussions, fueling a notable shift toward opposition. The region-wise analysis shows skepticism peaking in the French-speaking areas, suggesting a complex landscape ahead for the proposal’s fate.