Fargo Standard

Congresswoman Julie Fedorchak, who represents North Dakota in the U.S. House of Representatives, has recently addressed Medicaid and legislative updates through a series of posts on her official X (formerly Twitter) account.

On August 11, 2025, Fedorchak emphasized the importance of transparency in healthcare programs for her constituents: "When it comes to health care programs like Medicaid, North Dakotans deserve clarity—not fear. Check out my latest op-ed in the @bistrib on how the One Big Beautiful Bill protects Medicaid’s future: https://t.co/1ftK3tUuoR"

Later that day, she encouraged followers to remain informed about congressional activities by subscribing to her newsletter: "Want to stay updated on what’s happening in Congress and what it means for you? Subscribe to my monthly newsletter! https://t.co/UATIHBYzj0"

The following day, August 12, Fedorchak reiterated the significance of Medicaid for various vulnerable groups in North Dakota: "Medicaid is a critical program. North Dakotans rely on it to care for aging parents, children and adults with disabilities, expectant mothers in need and more. The One Big Beautiful Bill honors those needs. Read https://t.co/1ftK3tV2ep"

Medicaid serves as a joint federal-state program providing health coverage for low-income individuals and families across the United States. In North Dakota specifically, thousands depend on Medicaid services for essential healthcare access—including elderly residents requiring long-term care and children with special needs.

The "One Big Beautiful Bill," referenced by Fedorchak in her posts and op-ed pieces, aims to address ongoing concerns about funding stability and eligibility within state-administered health programs.