The Future of the Affordable Care Act.

Legislation from 2015 that sought to repeal core provisions of the ACA but was not ultimately enacted is a starting point for considering the future of the ACA. The legislation would have repealed multiple parts of the statute, including the individual mandate, the premium tax credit, the Medicaid expansion, the employer mandate, and various taxes enacted under the ACA. The 2015 legislation did not seek to repeal or amend insurance reforms that were enacted with the ACA, including the ban on exclusions for preexisting conditions and the requirement to offer coverage to children of enrollees up to age 26.