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Fact Sheet
December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Hawaii

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless residents of Hawaii at risk. Here’s what Hawaii stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Idaho

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Idahoans at risk. Here’s what Idaho stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Illinois

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Illinoisans at risk. Here’s what Illinois stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Georgia

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Georgians at risk. Here’s what Georgia stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Indiana

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Hoosiers at risk. Here’s what Indiana stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Missouri

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Missourians at risk. Here’s what Missouri stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for New Mexico

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless New Mexicans at risk. Here’s what New Mexico stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 11, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for North Dakota

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless North Dakotans at risk. Here’s what North Dakota stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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December 10, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for California

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Californians at risk. Here’s what California stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

Fact Sheet
December 10, 2016

Defending Health Care in 2017: What Is at Stake for Iowa

With a new president and Congress, the health care gains made throughout the last six years face their greatest threat yet. Congress has voted more than 60 times to roll back the historic progress that has been made to expand health coverage to millions of people in this country and to improve coverage for those who already had it. These proposed changes will put the health—and lives—of countless Iowans at risk. Here’s what Iowa stands to lose if the new president and Congress move forward to upend our health care system:

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