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Cyndi Munson on Health Care

 

 


Lower costs of prescription drugs & health insurance

Lower Healthcare Costs for Oklahomans: Oklahomans are facing the rising cost of healthcare more than ever. Cyndi believes that we need to invest in solutions that lower the cost of prescription drugs, health insurance premiums, and other costs that keep Oklahomans from affording the care they deserve.
Source: 2026 Oklahoma Gubernatorial campaign website CyndiMunson.com , Aug 13, 2025

Don't impose work requirements to receive Medicaid

Legislative Summary: HB2932: The measure directs the Oklahoma Health Care Authority and the Department of Human Services to eliminate Medicaid eligibility for non-pregnant able-bodied adults under the age of 65.

NPR analysis: For the first time in the program's history, states can require people to work a certain number of hours to be eligible for the government health program for low-income Americans. In December 2018, Oklahoma became the 11th state to ask the federal government to sign off on Medicaid work requirements.

Legislative Outcome: Passed House 53-23-24 on May/2/18; Passed Senate 35-8-4 on May/3/18; Cyndi Munson voted NO; Signed by Governor Mary Fallin on May/7/18

Source: National Public Radio on Oklahoma HB2932 voting records , May 3, 2018

Other governors on Health Care: Cyndi Munson on other issues:
OK Gubernatorial:
Charles McCall
Connie Johnson
Ervin Yen
Gentner Drummond
Jake Merrick
Joy Hofmeister
Kevin Stitt
Natalie Bruno
OK Senatorial:
James Lankford
Kendra Horn
Kevin Hern
Luke Holland
Madison Horn
Markwayne Mullin
Nathan Dahm
Scott Pruitt
Troy Green

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