"N.C. Governor Sets Oct. 1 Deadline for Medicaid Expansion, Urging Republican Action"

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North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper's administration has announced that the state will expand Medicaid on October 1, even without approved funding from the Republican-controlled legislature. This move puts pressure on lawmakers to either pass a budget or fund Medicaid expansion separately. The state's plan gives lawmakers until September 1 to fund the proposal, with a potential delay until December 1 if the deadline is missed. Medicaid expansion has been a priority for Governor Cooper, who criticized lawmakers for tying it to the budget. Negotiations between House and Senate Republicans are ongoing, but there is uncertainty about resolving budgetary issues.
Topics:nation#funding#governor-roy-cooper#healthcare#medicaid-expansion#north-carolina#republican-controlled-legislature
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