Julie’s Journal: February edition
grant challenges, FirstNet reauthorization, and improving rural cell coverage. Leaders also discussed how policies like
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Fedorchak statement on discharge petition to extend Obamacare Enhanced Premium Tax Credits
would allow federal tax dollars to subsidize abortion coverage in states where abortion is legal—something I cannot
2025: Year in review
that give patients the freedom to shop for coverage, manage their own health care dollars, and lower
Fedorchak votes to lower health care costs, expand affordable coverage options
gives working Americans a real path to affordable coverage. Our goal is a health care system that puts … promise of affordability. The average premium for single coverage is $9,325 per year, while the average premium
Fedorchak cosponsors legislation to fix Obamacare's failures with Health Freedom Accounts
will give patients the freedom to shop for coverage, manage their own health care dollars, and make informed … small business tax credit to encourage employer-sponsored coverage. It raises the eligible employee threshold from
New report finds billions of taxpayer dollars wasted due to fraud in Affordable Care Act plans
fake applicants are still receiving coverage in 2025. In 2023, one single Social Security number was used … equivalent of 71 years of health insurance coverage. 58,000 Social Security numbers receiving APTC matched Social Security
October Newsletter
temporary program to encourage people to buy insurance coverage during COVID. Democrats created the program … Seniors deserve straightforward choices when deciding what health coverage works best for their lifestyle and budget. The Apples
Government Shutdown Q&A: How did we get here?
temporary program to encourage people to buy insurance coverage during COVID. Democrats created the program
Fedorchak discusses rural health care, Medicaid, landowner rights, and education funding at fourth Fedorchak Forum
citizens who can't afford their nursing home coverage, single moms with dependent children who need help—that
Fedorchak highlights what the One Big Beautiful Bill means for North Dakotans during third Fedorchak Forum: Conversations with Constituents
that the only individuals who stand to lose coverage over the next 10 years under these reforms
Fedorchak applauds House passage of historic One Big Beautiful Bill
increases to reference prices for the Price Loss Coverage (PLC) and improvements to Agriculture Risk Coverage (ARC) programs