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senators delay bill on making health insurance affordable
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AI-generatedThe delay creates uncertainty for Colorado's subsidized health insurance program, affecting insurers who may face a new fee. The $140 million shortfall could lead to reduced coverage or higher premiums. Impact is state-specific, with no direct commodity or supply chain effect.
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- Colorado Senate Appropriations Committee delayed Senate Bill 26-178.
- Bill addresses a $140 million funding shortfall for subsidized health insurance program.
- Proposes a $40 million fee on health insurance companies.
- Program covers over 180,000 Coloradans, including about 6,700 illegal immigrants.
- State faces a $1.5 billion budget shortfall; legislative session ends May 13.