claim: "under the republican health care repeal proposal north carolina faces the 2nd highest premium increase in the nation. north carolina residents will face an average cost increase of over $7,500."
author: david price
evidence_1: mar 22, 2017 ... tomorrow, the house will vote to repeal the affordable care act and ... the  american health care act. the gop proposal—or trumpcare, as it's ... north  carolina will face the second-highest premium increase in the country, and  health care costs for north carolinians will shoot up by an average of $7,500.
evidence_2: "under the republican health care repeal proposal north carolina faces the 2nd  highest premium increase in the nation. north carolina residents will face an  average cost increase of over $7,500." — politifact north carolina on friday,  march ...
evidence_3: mar 22, 2017 ... total costs would still increase by an average of more than $4,000 in 11 states. ...  average tax credits would fall sharply under the house bill, by an average of ...  average premium, and by over $10,000 in 12 states (alaska, north carolina, ....  consumers), supposing she faced the national average premium.
evidence_4: "under the republican health care repeal proposal north carolina faces the 2nd  highest premium increase in the nation. north carolina residents will face an  average cost increase of over $7,500." — politifact north carolina on friday,  march ...
evidence_5: sep 26, 2017 ... medicaid has long-played an important role in the u.s. healthcare .... the second  highest projected growth rate of its age 85+ population (95 ... health coverage  faced by hispanics in nevada: between 2013 and ... the final phase would be a  managed fee- .... north carolina operates under a biennial budget.