New DCCC Billboard in Tucson Declares Juan Ciscomani “The Congressman Who Stole Health Care”

• Unlike other vulnerable Republicans, Ciscomani has refused to sign onto any proposals that would force the House to vote on extending the credits.
• Ciscomani voted to let the credits expire in the first place.
• Ciscomani declined to “use his own vote as a bargaining chip” during the government shutdown to pressure GOP House leadership to extend the credits.

Polling consistently shows Americans want the tax credits extended and that Republicans will be blamed if they expire. Without them, Arizonans in Ciscomani’s district could pay thousands of dollars more each month for their health care. Nearly 14,000 of Ciscomani’s constituents are expected to lose their health care due to cost.

REMINDER: Despite admitting cuts to Medicaid would “jeopardize” and “threaten” Arizonans’ health care, Ciscomani cast a key vote for Trump’s Big, Ugly Law, which included the largest cut to Medicaid in American history to fund massive tax breaks for billionaires.

The Arizona Hospital and Health Care Association is warning that Ciscomani’s Medicaid cuts will lead to half of all Arizona hospitals operating in the red, forcing many to either eliminate services or shut their doors altogether. At least five Arizona hospitals are at immediate risk of closing.

DCCC Spokesperson Lindsay Reilly:
“Juan Ciscomani is going full ‘grinch’ with cruel cuts to health care and his refusal to deliver lower costs for hardworking Arizonans. The Republican health care crisis will be the defining issue in AZ-06 ahead of the 2026 midterms, and the DCCC will hold Ciscomani accountable for helping create it.”