Florida sees massive drop in Obamacare enrollment after subsidy expiration
Florida lost about 450,000 enrollees from its Affordable Care Act marketplace after Congress let enhanced subsidies lapse in December 2025. The state has the highest number of ACA users in the nation, with over 20% of residents under 65 relying on it. Analysts and officials disagree on the cause, but the decline is significant.
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Florida's unusually heavy reliance on the ACA stems from its low rate of employer-sponsored coverage, with only 40% of the workforce receiving insurance through
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