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Where Tim Sheehy stands on ACA marketplace premiums and subsidy decisions

Statements, legislative actions, and public records—shown with the sources behind them.

Tim Sheehy

MT · U.S. Senate

Where they stand

The cited statements indicate that Tim Sheehy opposed extending enhanced ACA premium tax credits because of concerns about adding taxpayer money to the health care system. They do not establish his current position.

Position details

  • Let enhanced ACA subsidies expire because they cost too much

    Supports

    The cited statements indicate that Tim Sheehy opposed extending enhanced ACA premium tax credits, citing concerns about putting more taxpayer money into the health care system.

    These statements do not establish whether this is his current position, nor whether he supports narrower, income-limited subsidies or other ACA reforms.

How we reached this answer

What they said

We checked 23 of 23 bills Modern Action tracks on this subject.

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  1. What they’ve said· Official statement

    Icymi a gop playbook for an affordability offensive

    “The left's answer is almost always the same: Build more bureaucracy and throw more subsidies at the problem.”

    Context only — this record does not establish the official’s broader position or motive.

  2. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  3. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  4. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  5. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  6. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  7. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  8. Procedural vote

    Voted NO in a procedural vote.

    S. 2882 · Continuing Appropriations and Extensions and Other Matters Act, 2026

    This shows how the official voted on this decision. It does not show why they voted that way or prove their position on every part of the bill.

  9. Original cosponsor

    Joined as an original cosponsor.

    S. 186 · No Taxpayer Funding for Abortion and Abortion Insurance Full Disclosure Act of 2025

  10. What they’ve saidDate unavailable· Interview

    Trump key to any health care negotiations in senate

    “more taxpayer money into a failed health care system”
    “he's a "hard no" on any proposal that pumps "more taxpayer money into a failed health care system."”
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  • Public statements, verified social and news · search completed · 3 verified

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  • Other public records · no public record found

Updated Oct 12, 2026
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