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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 44m

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Your health insurance through work could face higher premiums next year

Employer surveys estimate health plan costs will climb 9% next year, which may show up in workers’ monthly premiums or through higher deductibles and copays.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 44m

This fight is about protecting affordable health care for millions of Americans. We will not back down.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 5h

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Covered California enrollees could see health care costs rise without congressional action

If you get your health insurance through Covered California, be prepared to see your health care bills balloon.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 5h

Millions of Californians will soon receive notices that their health care premiums are about to DOUBLE.

Meanwhile, House Republicans are on VACATION instead of doing their jobs, even though states like Texas and Florida could be hit even worse!

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 20h

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Rep. Mike Levin Tours Fire Station 1 in Oceanside

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 20h

Visited Oceanside Fire Station 1 yesterday — a state-of-the-art facility completed last year with $3.5 million in federal funding I helped secure. Our firefighters risk their lives to protect Oceanside and Camp Pendleton, and they deserve excellent facilities like this.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 23h

Social Security is a lifeline for millions of Americans, including many that are unable to work due to disability.

The Trump Admin is going against their word and SLASHING Social Security, cutting the benefits of retirees and those with extreme medical conditions.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

In California, 660,000 could be priced out of health care coverage if the ACA premiums aren’t extended.

That means parents in Oceanside, small business owners in Carlsbad, seniors in Solana Beach, and families in Encinitas will lose their health care.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

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Furloughed workers not guaranteed back pay after shutdown, OMB claims

Federal workers may not be entitled to back pay after the government shutdown ends, the Trump administration’s budget office wrote in a new draft memo obtained by The Washington Post, ratcheting up te...

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

Republicans are refusing to negotiate an end to this shutdown and Russ Vought's vindictive power grab is disgusting, irresponsible, and illegal.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

Hard-working Americans should not be victims of political games.

Trump signed the law in 2019 that guarantees federal workers back pay after a shutdown. I voted for it in Congress.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

The Trump Administration cancelled $8 billion in Department of Energy grant funding—including $3.3 BILLION of funding in California—for projects that would lower energy costs for Americans.

I led my colleagues in demanding that DOE reinstate these projects. This is unacceptable.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

My work is simply to support that strength. It was great to join the Vista Meet the Leaders event to hear more about how I can serve them in Washington.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

It’s measured in the teachers who inspire our kids, the police and firefighters who go above and beyond, and the families who build their lives here.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 1d

The strength of our community isn’t measured in dollars or projects. It’s measured in the way people show up for each other. It’s measured in the businesses that open their doors and create jobs.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

Republicans are still refusing to extend the ACA health insurance tax credits. Congress must act now, or millions will see their health care costs DOUBLE.

Don’t just take it from me, here are two of my constituents concerned about their health insurance premiums.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

It’s day 6 of the government shutdown and Congressional Republicans extended their vacation by a week while they knowingly drive up your health care costs.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

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Rep. Mike Levin Sounds the Alarm on Health Care Costs

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

Protecting health care for millions of Americans, hundreds of thousands of Californians, and tens of thousands of San Diegans is WORTH THE FIGHT.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

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The Government Shut Down. What Now? | U.S. Congressman Mike Levin

The Official U.S. Congressional website of Congressman Mike Levin

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 2d

The government shut down. Now what? Check out my website to get answers on what agencies are open and more.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 3d

Californians are already getting notices that their health care premiums will skyrocket in 2026 if the ACA tax credits aren’t extended. Millions of Americans will see a 114% AVERAGE annual increase. That’s ridiculous and unsustainable.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 3d

If Republicans fail to extend ACA premium credits, millions will be priced out of their health insurance.

Here are several things our constituents have told me about how this will impact them:

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 4d

Reminder of what we’re fighting for. A new report from the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation found that if ACA credits expire, the average premium will go from $888 to $1,904 a year, and a 60-year-old couple making $85,000 will see their health care costs increase by $22,600 annually.

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Rep. Mike Levin @levin.house.gov · 5d

Here’s what we’re fighting for: Americans could see their premiums raised by an average of 114 PERCENT if Congress doesn’t extend Affordable Care Act tax credits. A 60-year-old couple making $85,000 will see their health care costs increase by $22,600! Totally unacceptable.

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