Ohio Supreme Court Rules Against Obamacare

Posted by Ed | General Insurance | Saturday 13 August 2011 10:03 pm

Obamacare health insurance took a hit this week when the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that an amendment blocking the controversial health care overhaul can and will be on the ballot in November. Ohioans can now vote to exclude themselves from a federal law that would require the purchase of medical coverage plans.

ProgressOhio had claimed that many signatures on the original petition should not have counted. But the Ohio Court disagreed, after considering the allegations and reviewing more than 400,000 signatures.

Currently Ohio health insurance rates are among the lowest in the US. Inexpensive individual and family plans are available at rates that are generally 20%-50% less than many other states. Ohioquotes.com provides free comparison shopping to consumers, who can freely select the company and type of coverage they want. It’s likely that freedom will be ending if national health care reform, in its present format, is fully enacted in 2014.

Jo Jingles of Reuters wrote an excellent article providing additional information. Here it is.

 

http://www.ohioquotes.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

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