Democrats have reintroduced legislation aimed at making enhanced subsidies for ObamaCare permanent to assist with insurance premiums.
Key proponents include Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Tammy Baldwin, and Representative Lauren Underwood.
The enhanced subsidies, first implemented during the pandemic, are estimated to cost $335 billion over the next decade, raising concerns among Republicans about financial implications.
The Congressional Budget Office predicts a significant rise in uninsured individuals if these subsidies expire.
Support from both sides is mixed, with some Republicans acknowledging the need for subsidies in states with high insurance costs.