Warnock will work to expand health coverage for Georgians, including by pursuing Medicaid expansion or a federal Medicaid-like program for people in Georgia who would gain coverage.

Reverend Warnock is leading the effort in the Senate to expand access to quality, affordable care for over 646,000 Georgians.

Warnock commits to expanding access to affordable health care for more than 646,000 Georgians through Senate action, including a Medicaid-like coverage effort.

Health Care: The Right to Access Affordable, Quality Care - Warnock for Georgia
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Congress.gov lists Warnock as sponsor of S.4684. The bill’s official title is to ensure affordable health insurance for low-income people in states that have not expanded Medicaid; it was referred to Senate Finance and stayed Introduced.

Warnock sponsored a bill aimed at making affordable health insurance available to low-income people in non-expansion states, consistent with his push for Medicaid expansion or a Medicaid-like coverage option.

S.4684 - Bridge to Medicaid Act of 2024, 118th Congress
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Warnock’s campaign page says he supports Medicaid expansion and is leading Senate efforts on a federal Medicaid-like program for Georgians who would gain coverage.

Establishes the campaign commitment and the promised mechanism: Medicaid expansion or a federal Medicaid-like program for uninsured Georgians.

unresolved unknown

Health Care: The Right to Access Affordable, Quality Care - Warnock for Georgia
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Congress.gov lists Sen. Raphael Warnock as sponsor of S.2315. The bill would have HHS establish coverage for Medicaid expansion populations in non-expansion states; status remained Introduced.

Warnock introduced a concrete federal Medicaid fallback bill, but it did not become law.

partial same_term A for effort

S.2315 - 117th Congress (2021-2022): Medicaid Saves Lives Act | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
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The Senate vote concerned Warnock Amendment No. 5262, intended to make health coverage available to low-income adults in states that had not expanded Medicaid. The motion was rejected 5-94; Warnock voted Yea.

Warnock advanced and voted for a Medicaid coverage-gap amendment, but the Senate rejected the procedural motion needed to proceed.

partial same_term A for effort

U.S. Senate: U.S. Senate Roll Call Votes 117th Congress - 2nd Session
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Congress.gov lists Warnock as sponsor of S.4684. The bill’s official title is to ensure affordable health insurance for low-income people in states that have not expanded Medicaid; it was referred to Senate Finance and stayed Introduced.

Warnock again introduced a coverage-gap bill in the next Congress, but it did not pass.

partial same_term A for effort

S.4684 - Bridge to Medicaid Act of 2024, 118th Congress
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Georgia’s official Pathways page says the program covers eligible adults ages 19-64 with income up to 100% of the federal poverty level and requires qualifying activities, including 80 hours per month to maintain coverage.

Georgia still has a limited, conditional Medicaid pathway rather than broad Medicaid expansion or an enacted federal fallback covering the full coverage-gap population.

never unknown

About Pathways | Georgia Pathways to Coverage
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