The warnings came more than a year ago. The biggest increase will be ACA plans used by half a million New Jerseyans who don't get insurance through an employer or the government– unless a last-minute deal is worked out between Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill. Phil Murphy said when open enrollment began Nov. 1.
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