I will expand access to healthcare and protect pre-existing condition coverage.

Increase access and affordability of healthcare by protecting medical freedom and expanding personal options. Provide more choice to reduce healthcare and prescription drug costs, and protect pre-existing condition coverage.

Commits to expanding healthcare access, lowering costs, and preserving pre-existing condition protections.

Ryan Mackenzie for Congress | A Proven Leader to Help Everyone
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Mackenzie “has joined colleagues in signing discharge petitions” on the Bipartisan Health Insurance Affordability Act and the CommonGround for Affordable Health Care Act. The release says both bills include an extension of enhanced health insurance tax credits, reforms to prevent fraud, improve transparency, and rein in healthcare costs, and that Mackenzie was an original cosponsor.

Concrete action toward expanding access to health insurance, but only through discharge petitions and proposed legislation; no enacted policy change shown.

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Congressman Mackenzie Signs Discharge Petitions on Bipartisan Healthcare Packages
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Mackenzie “has signed a discharge petition on a three-year extension of enhanced premium tax credits,” saying he was working to keep bipartisan healthcare reform discussions alive and that the credits would provide price relief for Americans buying insurance on marketplaces like Pennsylvania’s Pennie.

Shows Mackenzie took affirmative steps to protect and expand marketplace coverage affordability, but again only via a proposed extension, not final delivery.

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Congressman Mackenzie Signs Discharge Petition on Health Insurance Tax Credit Extension
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Mackenzie said he was “proud to have helped secure hundreds of millions of dollars to support our state’s rural health infrastructure,” and the release says Pennsylvania will receive nearly $200 million in 2026 for rural health care initiatives funded by legislation passed by Congress.

Concrete federal funding that supports healthcare access in his state, but not a direct statement or proof of protecting pre-existing-condition coverage.

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Pennsylvania Receives Nearly $200 Million for Rural Health Care Transformation | Congressman Ryan Mackenzie
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