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14 million of them are medicaid enrollees. Only 6 million
Posted on: May 25, 2017 at 08:35:45 CT
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of that 23 million number is people who are on the nongroup market who are penalized for not having coverage:
On net, CBO and JCT estimate, roughly 8 million fewer people would obtain coverage through the nongroup market in 2018 than would under current law; that figure would be about 10 million in 2020, when the new tax credits would first be available, and about 6 million in 2026. . Fewer people would enroll in the nongroup market because the penalty for not having insurance would be eliminated and, starting in 2020, because the average subsidy for coverage in that market would be substantially lower for most people currently eligible for subsidies
On net, CBO and JCT estimate, roughly 8 million fewer people would obtain coverage through the nongroup market in 2018 than would under current law; that figure would be about 10 million in 2020, when the new tax credits would first be available, and about 6 million in 2026. . Fewer people would enroll in the nongroup market because the penalty for not having insurance would be eliminated and, starting in 2020, because the average subsidy for coverage in that market would be substantially lower for most people currently eligible for subsidies
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14 million of them are medicaid enrollees. Only 6 million - tgr MU - 5/25 08:35:45