As midterm elections approach, House Republicans have introduced a bill to extend health subsidies associated with the Affordable Care Act (ACA), amid concerns over rising insurance premiums affecting millions of Americans. The expiration of ACA tax credits threatens to lead to significant premium hikes, particularly in states like Arizona, where residents are bracing for soaring costs. With over 19 million Americans relying on these subsidies, the potential expiration has sparked heated discussions in Congress, with GOP Senate leader John Thune suggesting a willingness to consider extensions. However, some Democrats argue that allowing certain COVID-related expansions to expire could result in detrimental consequences for healthcare affordability. With estimates indicating that individuals could face up to a 75% increase in health insurance premiums, the stakes are high for both political parties, as failing to act could have significant repercussions in the upcoming elections.