Conservative think tank alleges widespread ObamaCare enrollment fraud
Summary
A conservative think tank says that about a quarter of people who signed up for health insurance through ObamaCare exchanges did so improperly. They claim over 6 million enrollments were improper in 2026, leading to nearly $25 billion in incorrect taxpayer subsidies.Key Facts
- The Paragon Health Institute, a conservative think tank, released the report.
- It claims about 25% of ObamaCare exchange enrollments were not proper.
- More than 6 million people were allegedly enrolled improperly in 2026.
- The report estimates nearly $25 billion in taxpayer money was wrongly used to support these enrollments.
- These findings support previous claims from President Trump and other Republican lawmakers about fraud in ObamaCare exchanges.
- The Affordable Care Act (also called ObamaCare) provides health insurance through exchanges, with subsidies to help pay costs.
- Improper enrollments could mean people got benefits they were not eligible for.
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