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Adults on Medicaid who are able to work should be required to work, study or volunteer to keep coverage.
A 2025 federal law requires many adults covered through the Medicaid expansion to show 80 hours a month of work, school or community service, starting by 2027. Agreeing means keeping such requirements; disagreeing means repealing them.
Dan S. Sullivan
I do support Medicaid work requirements for those who are able, but we made sure to include commonsense, tailored work exemptions
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