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Federal committee markups could reshape Medicaid rules and clean-energy tax credits, county advisers warn
Summary
County advisers told supervisors that imminent House committee markups could include Medicaid work requirements and major tax changes — including taxes on large university endowments and reductions to some clean-energy tax credits — though many provisions likely would not take effect until 2027.
County legislative advisers told the Alameda County Personnel Administration and Legislation Committee on Thursday that several House committees are preparing markups that could reshape Medicaid eligibility and federal tax policy.
"We said last week was quiet. It is not quiet this week," said Emily De Silva of CJ Lake, describing an unexpected burst of activity in the House. De Silva and colleagues said the Agriculture, Energy and Commerce, and Ways and Means Committees were slated to mark up bills imminently.
Why it matters: Advisers flagged two strands of change that could…
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