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    This page contains bill sponsorships in the Senate and House. Bill sponsorships indicate the topics that legislators are most interested in, and spend the most time on.

11-HR191 on Jan 5, 2011

Bill Sponsorship: Public Option Deficit Reduction Act
Source: H.R.191
Amends the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act [PPACA, known as ObamaCare] to require Exchanges to offer a public health insurance option that ensures choice, competition, and stability of affordable, high-quality coverage throughout the United States. Declares that the primary responsibility is to create a low-cost plan without compromising quality or access to care. Sets forth provisions related to the establishment and governance of the public health insurance option, including that such plan:
  1. may be made available only through Exchanges;
  2. must comply with requirements applicable to other health benefits plans offered through such Exchanges; and
  3. must offer bronze, silver, and gold plan levels.
    Requires the Secretary of Health and Human Services to:
  1. establish an office of the ombudsman for the public health insurance option;
  2. collect such data as may be required to establish premiums and payment rates;
  3. establish geographically adjusted premiums at a level sufficient to fully finance the costs of the health benefits provided and administrative costs related to the operation of the plan; and
  4. establish payment rates and provide for greater payment rates for the first three years.
Requires repayment of start-up costs for the public health insurance option. Authorizes the Secretary to utilize innovative payment mechanisms and policies to determine payments for items and services under the public health insurance option.


    Participating counts on VoteMatch question 5. Question 5: Expand ObamaCare Scores: -2=Strongly oppose; -1=Oppose; 0=neutral; 1=Support; 2=Strongly support.
  • Topic: Health Care
  • Headline: Establish a public insurance option via healthcare Exchanges (Score: 2)
  • Headline 2: Sponsored bill for public insurance option

    Participating counts on AmericansElect question 3.
  • Headline: Establish a public insurance option via healthcare Exchanges (Answer: B)
  • Headline 2: Sponsored bill for public insurance option (Answer: B)
  • AmericansElect Quiz Question 3 on Healthcare: When you think about healthcare reform in the United States, which of the following solutions is closest to your opinion?
    • A: The Government should be the sole provider of healthcare insurance
    • B: The Government should have a major role in providing healthcare insurance
    • C: The Government should have a limited role in providing healthcare insurance
    • D: Only private companies should provide healthcare insurance
    • E: Unsure


  • Key for participation codes:
  • Sponsorships: p=sponsored; o=co-sponsored; s=signed
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  • Resolutions: i=introduced; w=wrote; a=adopted
  • Cases: w=wrote; j=joined; d=dissented; c=concurred
  • Surveys: '+' supports; '-' opposes.



Democrats participating in 11-HR191

Gary Ackerman s1oNew York Dem./Ind./Lib. (Retiring 2012) 
Tammy Baldwin s1oWI Democratic Challenger 
Michael Capuano s1oMA Former Democratic Primary Senate Challenger (2009) 
Steve Cohen s1oTennessee Democrat 
John Conyers s1oMichigan Democrat 
Rosa DeLauro s1oConnecticut Democrat 
Donna Edwards s1oMaryland Democrat 
Keith Ellison s1oMinnesota Democrat 
Eliot Engel s1oNew York Democrat/Liberal 
Sam Farr s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Chaka Fattah s1oPennsylvania Democrat 
Bob Filner s1oCalifornia Democrat (Mayoral run 2011) 
Barney Frank s1oMassachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012) 
John Garamendi s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Raul Grijalva s1oArizona Democrat 
Luis Gutierrez s1oIllinois Democrat 
Alcee Hastings s1oFlorida Democrat 
Brian Higgins s1oNew York Democrat 
Maurice Hinchey s1oNew York Dem/Working-Fam.(Retired 2012) 
Mazie Hirono s1oHawaii Democrat (Senate run 2012) 
Rush Holt s1oNew Jersey Democrat 
Mike Honda s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Sheila Jackson Lee s1oTexas Democrat 
Hank Johnson s1oGeorgia Democrat 
Barbara Lee s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Zoe Lofgren s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Ben Ray Lujan s1oNew Mexico Democrat 
Doris Matsui s1oCalifornia Democrat 
George Miller s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Gwen Moore s1oWisconsin Democrat 
Jerrold Nadler s1oNew York Dem./Lib./Working-Families 
John Olver s1oMassachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012) 
Chellie Pingree s1oMaine Democrat 
Laura Richardson s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Steven Rothman s1oNew Jersey Democrat 
Tim Ryan s1oOhio Democrat 
John Sarbanes s1oMaryland Democrat 
Louise Slaughter s1oNew York Democrat 
Pete Stark s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Mike Thompson s1oCalifornia Democrat 
Paul Tonko s1oNew York Democrat 
Niki Tsongas s1oMassachusetts Democrat 
Anthony Weiner s1oNew York Former Democrat(Resigned 2011) 
Lynn Woolsey s2iCalifornia Democrat (Retiring 2012) 



Republicans participating in 11-HR191



Independents participating in 11-HR191



Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 44
Republicans: 0
Independents: 0


















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