‘Serious uncertainty’ clouding state’s financial outlook Amid concerns about potential impact of war and questions over N.J.’s surplus, lawmakers warn state health insurance premiums could rise again.
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How many state residents will lose Medicaid by 2028? The state’s 2.6 million recipients face eligibility changes starting in 2027.
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