Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak has recently shared her insights on the "One Big Beautiful Bill" through a series of tweets. The bill is poised to bring significant changes and benefits to the state of North Dakota, focusing on various aspects including economic growth and Medicaid program enhancements.

On July 8, 2025, Congresswoman Fedorchak announced her collaboration with Senators John Hoeven and Kevin Cramer to discuss the potential benefits of the One Big Beautiful Bill for North Dakotans. She emphasized that this legislation would positively impact both residents and the state's economy. The full details can be accessed here.

Later that day, Fedorchak highlighted specific requirements under the bill concerning Medicaid recipients. She stated that "able-bodied adults aged 19-64 must engage in their community just 20 hours a week to continue to receive Medicaid." This engagement could include work, volunteering, or education. More information is available at this link.

On July 9, 2025, she reiterated the bill's focus on strengthening Medicaid for its intended beneficiaries: "people living with a disability, seniors, and low-income pregnant women." Further insights into this aspect of the bill can be found here.

The One Big Beautiful Bill is aimed at reforming healthcare provisions in North Dakota by introducing community engagement requirements for able-bodied adults while safeguarding services for vulnerable groups such as seniors and people with disabilities.