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18 November 2024

Post-election health policy outlook

The results are in – how Republican control of the White House and Congress could reshape health policy

President-elect Donald Trump will return to the White House on January 20, 2025, with Republicans in control of both the House and Senate. The Republican trifecta has increased opportunities for larger packages to move forward via the budget reconciliation process, but Republicans will still need to maneuver around narrow margins in both chambers, limiting some of the legislation that could move forward. This WCEY brief, attached below, will explore the health care policies congressional Republicans may look to advance in 2025 and how they align with President-elect Trump’s health policy agenda.

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