Minnesotans bracing for health care spike urge lawmakers on relief deal
"Nobody can seem to agree on anything," said Sexton, a dairy farmer from
An estimated 120,000 Minnesotans are in a similar position to Sexton: facing premium increases of 50 percent or more but earning too much money to qualify for federal subsidies that can offset those hikes.
Divisions over the best way to deliver relief continue to delay the final passage of that relief this week, the third of the 2017 session.
They're facing a ticking clock. The open-enrollment period for the individual insurance market ends
The
Dayton and legislative
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