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Nonprofit begins quest for 1M signatures, getting Medicaid on 2026 ballot - Vimarsana News

Nonprofit begins quest for 1M signatures, getting Medicaid on 2026 ballot

(The Center Square) – A nonprofit group is gathering signatures to put Medicaid expansion in Florida on the ballot in 2026.

Medicaid expansion could be on the 2026 ballot in Florida - Vimarsana News

Medicaid expansion could be on the 2026 ballot in Florida

There’s an effort going on now to place Medicaid expansion on the 2026 ballot in Florida. WMNF's Chris Young reports.

Source: wmnf.org
And then there were 10: Holdout states find it harder to resist Medicaid expansion - Vimarsana News

And then there were 10: Holdout states find it harder to resist Medicaid expansion

North Carolina has ended years of opposition and opted to expand its Medicaid program in 2024, meaning four in five U.S. states have embraced a key plank of Obamacare as opponents find it harder to resist federal funding and voters force a series of red states to extend coverage.

Why Medicaid expansion ballots may hit a dead end after a fleeting victory in South Dakota - Vimarsana News

Why Medicaid expansion ballots may hit a dead end after a fleeting victory in South Dakota

South Dakota voters recently adopted the program, but any national momentum from that November election victory was fleeting.

Medicaid Expansion Could Hit Dead End After Fleeting S.D. Win - Vimarsana News

Medicaid Expansion Could Hit Dead End After Fleeting S.D. Win

South Dakota voters adopted the program last month, bypassing the state’s conservative Legislature. But only two more states have the ability to vote on Medicaid expansion, while the remaining 11 states will need to win over GOP lawmakers.