NEW DATA: ROB BRESNAHAN-BACKED HEALTHCARE CUTS CAUSE MORE THAN 10,100 PENNSYLVANIANS IN NEPA TO DROP INSURANCE COVERAGE
States News Service
The following information was released by the Pennsylvania Democratic Party:
Health insurance premiums have risen by an average of 91% on average across Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, and Pike counties
PENNSYLVANIA NEPA is continuing to feel the pain after Rob Bresnahan got rich inside trading on healthcare cuts he voted to advance.
New data shows that more than 10,100 of Bresnahan's constituents have already been forced to drop their coverage as Pennsylvanians across Lackawanna, Luzerne, Monroe, Wayne, and Pike counties have seen their health insurance premiums rise by an average of 91%.
While Governor Shapiro and Pennsylvania Democrats are standing up to protect Pennsylvanians' healthcare and make life more affordable, Bresnahan and his fellow Pennsylvania Republicans continue putting their loyalty to a toxic, cost-raising agenda ahead of the people of Pennsylvania and that's exactly why NEPA will reject Bresnahan and elect Paige Cognetti this November.
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