Montana Voters Back Medicaid Work Requirements
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59% of Montana voters support work requirements for Medicaid, according to a recent poll. The new rules, part of a federal budget bill, mandate 80 hours/month of work, school, or community service, and more frequent eligibility checks. Despite most respondents not being on Medicaid, the policy is seen as a way to cut waste. The changes are expected to reduce national enrollment, saving the federal government $99 billion over a decade.
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