US EditionU.S. House passes GOP health care bill, sends to Senate
The GOP bill passed 216-211 excludes the enhanced Affordable Care Act premium tax credits, which helped 24 million enrollees but may cause 100,000 to lose coverage annually, says CBO.
- On Wednesday, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act by a 216–211 vote as a House Republican alternative to extending expiring ACA subsidies.
- The GOP package omits extending enhanced premium tax credits set to expire December 31, 2025, and because Congress's session ends Friday, lawmakers will leave without a compromise.
- The legislation would fund cost‑sharing reduction payments starting in 2027, and the Congressional Budget Office estimates it would reduce premiums by 11% on average through 2035.
- Kaiser Family Foundation analysis shows subsidized enrollees would see average premiums rise from $888 to $1,904 next year if the enhanced credits lapse, and the Congressional Budget Office projects 3.8 million could lose insurance annually, including 583,000 in Ohio.
- House Democrats gathered 218 signatures on a discharge petition Wednesday, with four Republicans breaking ranks, but rules bar action until January, challenging Speaker Mike Johnson's control.
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House Republicans pass health care package as deadline nears
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House passes GOP health care plan without ACA extension in 216-211 vote
In a 216-211 vote, the House passed a GOP-backed health care bill that does not include an extension of expiring tax credits that help millions of Americans pay for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. Republicans say the bill will lower health insurance premiums for 100% of Americans. The bill, however, faces an unclear future in the Senate, where it would need support from several Democrats to pass. GOP leadership unveiled the plan,…
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