Budget Bill takes away money from Medicaid: Caregivers will lose support

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Here is a graph of how much money will be taken away from Medicaid each year:

Here is a picture of which states will lose the most Medicaid money. Black and blue states will lose the most money.

BLACK STATES WILL HAVE THE MOST MEDICAID CUTS.

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Allocating CBO’s Estimates of Federal Medicaid Spending Reductions Across the States: Enacted Reconciliation Package | KFF
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Medicaid Provisions and Implementation of the One Big Beautiful Bill - Modern Medicaid Alliance
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Medicaid is Vital for Seniors and Americans with Complex Medical Needs - Modern Medicaid Alliance
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