The very real impacts of chaotic decision making and politicized inaction in Washington is hitting real people, hard, here in our communities. While folks scramble to offset unpaid SNAP benefits, people relying on premium tax credits to access health insurance are facing 200%-500% increases in their premiums.

MWV Resistance is heading out to take a stand on these issues THIS FRIDAY, November 7, 12:30-2:30pm, in North Conway during a visit to MWV by the NH Insurance Commissioner D.J. Bettencourt, who — unlike his counterparts in other states — has remained largely silent on the need for Congress to extend the enhanced premium tax credits that are set to expire this year. If the credits aren't extended, what will our state government do to keep people insured?

Bring signs! bring friends! bring donations for folks in need!

“We are one people, one family, and what affects one of us affects us all.”
— John Lewis

Premiums Will Skyrocket for Granite Staters if Congress Does Not Act

$1,344
Annual premium increase, individual, mid-40s making $31,300

$13,213
Annual premium increase, couple, early 60s earning $85,000