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June 11, 2025 Press Releases
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NEW: Report Shows Republicans' Bill Will Terminate Health Insurance for Over 250,000 Wisconsinites

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WASHINGTON, June 10 -- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D-Wisconsin, issued the following news release:

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NEW: Report Shows Republicans' Bill Will Terminate Health Insurance for Over 250,000 Wisconsinites

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WASHINGTON, D.C. - A new report was released showing that 258,396 Wisconsinites will have their health care terminated under Republicans' House-passed budget bill to gut Medicaid and dismantle key parts of the Affordable Care Act to pay for tax cuts for corporations and wealthy Americans. Nationwide, 16 million Americans' care is in jeopardy, including over 8.5 million Americans who rely on Affordable Care Act coverage and 7.4 million Americans on Medicaid.

"Republicans' plan is simple: gut benefits for working Americans so that the wealthiest Americans and big corporations can get richer. My phones have been ringing off the hook from Wisconsinites who are terrified their health care coverage is on the chopping block, and now we see just how many of our neighbors are in jeopardy," said Senator Baldwin. "If Republicans get their way, 250,000 Wisconsinites will lose their coverage as health care costs are jacked up on thousands more. We should be working to make sure more people have health care and lowering costs - not taking it away from the elderly, the disabled, and hardworking families. We're making sure Americans know who will pay the price so Donald Trump and Republicans can give handouts to billionaires."

The Republicans' plan includes changes to the Medicaid program designed to kick eligible Americans off their health care, with a new report today showing an estimated 148,254 Wisconsinites would lose their Medicaid benefits. The Republican plan would also allow the enhanced Affordable Care Act Premium Tax Credits, which save Americans on average $700 each year on their coverage, to expire, jacking up the cost of coverage and putting insurance out of reach for 110,142 Wisconsin families. Senator Baldwin leads legislation to make these tax breaks for working families permanent.

In Wisconsin, over 1.2 million are enrolled in Medicaid. About 1 in 3 children in both Wisconsin's rural and metro communities have Medicaid coverage. Severe cuts to Medicaid will also jeopardize rural hospitals and clinics' ability to keep their doors open. Over 12 million rural Americans rely on Medicaid for health care.

Senator Baldwin has been leading the charge to fight back against cuts to Medicaid. This year, Senator Baldwin has made eleven stops on her "Hands Off Medicaid Tour," holding roundtable discussions statewide calling out Republicans' plan to slash Medicaid to pay for tax cuts for the wealthy. During each stop, Senator Baldwin heard directly from Wisconsinites who depend on Medicaid and highlighted the dire consequences cuts to the lifesaving program would mean for them and their loved ones.

Full report is available here with a breakdown by Congressional District available here.

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Original text here: https://www.baldwin.senate.gov/news/press-releases/new-report-shows-republicans-bill-will-terminate-health-insurance-for-over-250000-wisconsinites

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