Nearly one-quarter - 24 percent - of respondents want the entire law upheld.

And once night falls, the lack of options means most either turn to batteries, which have to be charged and are costly to purchase; kerosene, and the dangers that come with it; or live in the darkness.

And in the wake of the release of Romney's secretly-recorded "47 percent" comments, 56 percent of Florida likely voters, 58 percent of Ohio likely voters, and 59 percent of Pennsylvania likely voters say his policies would favor the rich.CBS News Poll analysis by the CBS News Polling Unit: Sarah Dutton, Jennifer De Pinto, Fred Backus and Anthony Salvanto.

While Congress decides what to do, Vice President Joe Biden on Tuesday said, "The administration is going to do everything in our power to ensure fair and equal voting practices are in place."
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