Big proposals to dismantle the Affordable Care Act likely won't see the light of day. (cbies/Adobe Stock)
With Election Day 2022 behind us, insurance professionals are now taking a look at what the results might mean for the industry moving forward.
On the biggest stage, control of the federal government has shifted to a divided government model, which could have insurance implications. But for most things insurance, control at the state level is where most of the decisions are made.
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