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10 Percent

That’s the increase in premiums Americans could expect to pay under the public option.

The New York Times

Double

That’s the amount Americans would have to pay in higher income taxes in order to pay for Medicare for all.

Committee For A Responsible Federal Budget

$32 Trillion

The price tag of some proposals that threaten to impose a one-size-fits-all new government health insurance system on American families.

Mercatus Center & Urban Institute

68 percent

the percentage of voters who would rather build on what’s working than replace it with something new.

Locust Street Group | Partnership for America’s Health Care Future

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A Public Option Could Increase the National Deficit by $1.2 Trillion 
8.2.23 / Research
An Update to the Budget and Tax Effects of a Public Option
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A Public Option Could Severely Limit Coverage Options for Consumers  
6.21.23 / Research
An Updated Assessment of a Public Option’s Impact on Market Stability and…
6.13.23 / Polling
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2023 Member Toolkit
12.21.22
December Congressional Recess Toolkit 
12.14.22 / Polling
VOTER VITALS December 2022 Edition – National Tracking Poll

“I believe the path to ‘health care for all’ is a path following the lead of the Affordable Care Act... Let’s use our energy to have health care for all Americans, and that involves over 150 million families that have it through the private sector."

Speaker Nancy Pelosi

“The cost [of Medicare for All] … would be so huge, we’d be broke.”

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer

[Medicare for All] "would eliminate 150 million people’s health care.”

Former White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel

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