ACA enhanced premium tax credits · Senate · Dec 11, 2025 · 51–48
Extend the Obamacare subsidies
Share voting the stated Insurance position (yea)
41%
$10K+: 28 of 69 covered members
vs
77%
Below $10K: 23 of 30 covered members
Compare within each recorded party
Democrats: $10K+ 100% (24/24); below $10K 100% (21/21).
Republicans: $10K+ 7% (3/44); below $10K 13% (1/8).
Independents: $10K+ 100% (1/1); below $10K 100% (1/1).
Party comes from Voteview’s member record for the roll call’s Congress and may not capture changes within that Congress. Party splits do not adjust for tenure, committee roles or the mix of selected votes. Small groups can produce unstable percentages.
$34K
average traced funding, with industry; 51 covered members
$48K
average traced funding, against industry; 48 covered members
0
voting members excluded for unavailable coverage
$10K+, voted with industry
- Susan Collins$160K
- Lisa Blunt Rochester$156K
- Mark Warner$138K
- Margaret Hassan$109K
- Tina Smith$105K
$10K+, voted against industry
- Mike Rounds$181K
- Tim Scott$125K
- Thom Tillis$94K
- Mitch McConnell$90K
- Bill Hagerty$86K
The December 2025 vote to extend the enhanced ACA premium subsidies for three years before they expired. Health insurers lobbied for the extension. Cloture failed 51–48. This is a retrospective comparison. Funding includes covered 2020–2026 election cycles and may have arrived after the vote. It does not measure whether money changed a vote. 0 voting members excluded for unavailable coverage. Threshold: $10K in traced funding.
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