Hey, #Virginia: People enrolled in marketplace plans face big cost increases if Congress doesn't act soon. Must-read thread:

Attn: #NewYork #NUEVAYol Window shopping is open at NY State of Health, and people are already seeing the higher premiums they would pay for 2026 plans if Congress doesn't act.

Attn: #Nevada The expiration of the premium tax credit enhancements isn't a December problem. Premium increases are already coming to light.

Who are the people getting $0 premium plans in the marketplace? You and your neighbors -- especially if you live in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Wisconsin, or Wyoming. They are cashiers, cooks and health aides.

Attn: #Maine Premium costs for 2026 marketplace plans will increase if Congress doesn't extend the premium tax credit enhancements. People will pay higher costs, in some cases much higher:

Attn: #Kentucky: Marketplace premium costs are set to rise for 2026 if Congress doesn't act.

$0 plans for the lowest income marketplace enrollees are the difference for many people between having health care and being uninsured. They are also part of the premium credit enhancements that will expire if Congress does not act.

Window shopping for 2026 ACA marketplace plans is open for almost all states, and open enrollment is days away. Millions of marketplace enrollees are seeing 2026 premiums spike due to expiring premium tax credits. See our paper with state-level estimates: tinyurl.com/zndd97k7

Today’s rulings confirm what’s been clear all along: the Administration has been sitting on billions of available dollars that it is legally required to use to fund November benefits for the 1 in 8 Americans who need SNAP to afford their groceries.

A signal that people are concerned about premium increases ⬇️