Impact of a Second Trump Presidency on West Virginians’ Affordable Care Act Coverage
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At a glance
- More than 200,000 people in West Virginia rely on health insurance through the Affordable Care Act.
- With Trump’s second term approaching, residents and health care advocates express concern about the future of health care coverage and insurance premiums in West Virginia.
More than 200,000 people in West Virginia rely on health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. This law was established in 2010. Donald Trump, the President-elect, attempted to repeal this law during his first term.
With Trump’s second term approaching, residents and health care advocates express concern about the future of health care coverage and insurance premiums in West Virginia. Many fear that changes could affect access to necessary health services for thousands.
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