Florida Obamacare enrollments at record pace amid post-Obama uncertainty
That might be due, at least in part, to concerns about promises by Trump and the Republican-led Congress to repeal the Affordable Care Act as soon as Trump takes office, one expert said Thursday.
In
By last year's
With so much uncertainty looming about what Trump and
Some might be worried that Trump will take office and work with
"If that's people's perception, they might be trying to sign up sooner rather than later," Cox said.
Since reconvening this week, the debate in
Either way, most experts believe the federal government won't act to disrupt 2017 enrollments, Cox said, which would delay effects of any changes until after 2017.
This year's Week 9 total includes 596,120 enrollments in the
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