From Medicaid Vote Update via NDWA <[email protected]>
Subject Urgent: Stop Congress from gutting Medicaid coverage for millions
Date May 15, 2025 8:43 PM
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UPDATE: The budget bill that could cut $880 billion in Medicaid funding is now set for a full House vote.

Congress' own nonpartisan analysts say MILLIONS of Americans will lose their health care if Congress moves ahead with a dangerous plan to slash Medicaid funding as part of its far-reaching reconciliation bill.

Make no mistake: domestic workers and their families across the country will bear the brunt of the devastating fallout – losing critical access to jobs and essential health care.

We WILL NOT let it happen. Pressure has reached a boiling point with members of Congress on both sides of the aisle speaking out against these massive cuts – but, to keep up the pressure and stop this dangerous bill from passing, we need EVERYONE to stand strong with care workers everywhere.

Together, let’s overwhelm Congress before the full House votes with messages to our representatives to vote NO on the reconciliation bill that would gut Medicaid. Will you urgently add your name? [[link removed]]

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For months, NDWA has been sounding the alarm that the cuts to Medicaid proposed by the House Majority would spell disaster for vulnerable communities across the country.

The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office has confirmed the devastating consequences of the current proposals, estimating millions of Americans would abruptly lose their health coverage if Medicaid expansions and critical funding are rolled back.

Members of Congress know that slashing Medicaid for their constituents could cost them their jobs. Widespread outcry already forced House leadership to walk back some of the most egregious proposals . But, they’re still racing to find a way to slash hundreds of BILLIONS of dollars from the program, so NOW is the moment to keep up the pressure.

We don’t have much time – this fight will be won or lost in the next few weeks. Which is why next week domestic workers and allies from around the country will gather in Washington, DC for NDWA’s Lobby Day – meeting with legislators and demanding they reject any bill that takes health care away from the workers and families who keep America running. This powerful day of action is just days away – will you add your voice alongside theirs to magnify our impact?

Take action now: Urgently write to your representatives in Congress to demand they do all they can to protect Medicaid and vote NO on the reconciliation package. [[link removed]]

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Thanks for all you do,

NDWA Team

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