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Good morning, Alex ⭐
AG
Boston, MA · Suffolk County · MA-7
12 representatives · 3 active decisions · 2 trade alerts
🚨 Trade Alert · Conflict of Interest
Sen. Markey bought $47K in UnitedHealth stock — 3 days before voting on the Medicaid bill.
Your Reps This Week
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Ed Markey
Score: 41 · ↓ 4 pts this week · 2 trade alerts
41
Score
EW
Elizabeth Warren
Score: 83 · Stable · No trade alerts
83
Score
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Good morning, Alex. Here's what's happening in your political world today:

🚨 Sen. Markey votes on S.847 Thursday. 71% of your district opposes it. His recent UnitedHealth trade is a potential STOCK Act concern.

📋 2 bills need your input before votes this week.

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What would actually happen if the Medicaid bill passes? Give me the real numbers for Massachusetts.
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If S.847 passes, here's the Massachusetts impact:

• 403,000 people lose Medicaid coverage immediately — no transition period
• Largest affected group: working adults earning $18K–$22K annually
• Massachusetts must either fund the gap (~$800M/year) or leave residents uninsured
• 14 Boston-area hospitals have flagged $340M in projected uncompensated care
• The state's uninsured rate would rise from 3.1% to an estimated 6.8%

For context: Massachusetts has the lowest uninsured rate in the country. This bill would roughly double it.
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Sen. Ed Markey
Re: S.847 Medicaid Eligibility Reduction Act
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✦ AI Draft · Verified Suffolk County Data
Subject: Vote NO on S.847 — 71% of Suffolk County Constituents Oppose
Dear Senator Markey,

I am writing as a verified constituent in Suffolk County, MA — one of 5,412 verified Voter users in your district who have registered opposition to S.847, the Medicaid Eligibility Reduction Act.

This bill would strip Medicaid coverage from approximately 403,000 Massachusetts residents — working families earning just above the new income threshold — with no transition period and no alternative coverage pathway.

Massachusetts has the lowest uninsured rate in the country. This bill would roughly double it. Our hospitals are already projecting $340 million in uncompensated care.

I urge you to vote NO on Thursday.

Respectfully,
Alex Graybar
Suffolk County, MA — Voter Roll Verified
✓ District data embedded ✓ Voter roll verified ✓ Bill-specific facts ✓ Your name + address
📊 Why This Message Works
Congressional offices respond to constituent messages that cite specific data. Leading with "71% of your district" signals you're not just one voice — you're representing thousands of verified constituents. Markey's office tracks Voter data.
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AI-powered bill analysis
S.847 — Medicaid Eligibility Reduction Act
Federal · Senate Finance Committee · Vote: Thursday · Sponsor: Sen. Cassidy (R-LA)
✦ AI Summary
This bill tightens Medicaid income thresholds, removing approximately 8.2 million Americans from coverage nationally. Massachusetts impact: 403,000 residents. No transition period. States bear the fiscal cost of any coverage gap.
Who Benefits
Federal budget (−$2.1B/yr)
Private insurers (new market)
States with no gap funding
Who Loses
403K MA residents
Safety-net hospitals
MA state budget (+$800M)
Rural emergency rooms
✦ AI Vote Prediction — Your Reps
EM
Ed Markey
78% confidence · Based on recent votes + donor data
YES →
EW
Elizabeth Warren
94% confidence · Strong healthcare voting record
NO →
AP
Ayanna Pressley
99% confidence · Co-sponsored opposition amendment
NO →
Key Amendments
Amendment SA.412 (Warren)
Requires 18-month transition period before coverage loss
Status: In committee · Likely to fail
Amendment SA.389 (Collins)
Exempts states that expanded Medicaid under ACA
Status: Floor consideration · May pass
Congressional Trades
STOCK Act disclosures · Real-time monitoring
Your Representatives · Last 90 Days
2
Conflict Alerts
$284K
Total Trades
+31%
vs. S&P 500
🚨 Conflict Alerts
Sen. Ed Markey (D-MA)
Disclosed: April 6, 2026
+$47,000
UNH — UnitedHealth Group
Purchase · April 3, 2026 · 3 days before Medicaid vote
🚨 Potential Conflict: Senate Finance Vote Apr 10
Rep. Ayanna Pressley (D-MA)
Disclosed: March 28, 2026
−$31,000
LMT — Lockheed Martin
Sale · March 25 · 2 weeks before defense budget vote
⚠️ Watch: Defense Appropriations Vote Pending
📋 Recent Disclosures
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA)
Disclosed: March 15, 2026
+$12,000
VTI — Vanguard Total Market ETF
Purchase · March 14 · Index fund · No conflict detected
✓ No Conflict
🚨 Potential STOCK Act Concern
Markey bought $47K of UnitedHealth
3 days before Medicaid vote
Purchased April 3 · Vote April 10 · Disclosed April 6
UNH
$542.80
+18.2% since trade date
Markey trade — Apr 3 · +$47K at $459.20 · Current: $542.80 · Gain: ~$18.5K
Conflict Timeline
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Senate Finance Committee hearing on S.847
March 28 · Markey attended
Medicaid eligibility changes discussed. Committee members briefed on insurer impacts.
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Markey purchases $47,000 in UNH
April 3 · 7 days after committee briefing
UnitedHealth Group — largest US health insurer. Would benefit significantly if Medicaid rolls shrink.
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Trade disclosed (STOCK Act, 45-day window)
April 6
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Markey votes YES on S.847
April 10 · Thursday · Against 71% of district
⚠️ Important Legal Note
The STOCK Act does not prohibit members of Congress from trading individual stocks. It requires disclosure within 45 days. This trade is potentially concerning — not necessarily illegal — and worth flagging to your representative and the press. Voter surfaces the pattern; you decide what to do with it.
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Follow congressional trades with your own portfolio
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Currently Tracking · Your Reps
UNH
Markey bought Apr 3 · Before Medicaid vote
+18.2%
since trade
LMT
Pressley sold Mar 25 · Before defense vote
−4.1%
since trade
VTI
Warren bought Mar 14 · Index fund
+3.2%
since trade
Important Disclaimer
This is not financial advice. Voter surfaces public STOCK Act disclosure data for transparency purposes. Past congressional trading performance does not guarantee future results. Always consult a financial advisor before investing.
Financial Profile
Full disclosure · STOCK Act history
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Ed Markey
U.S. Senator · Massachusetts · Democrat
$284K
Traded (90 days)
2
Conflict Alerts
+31%
vs. S&P 500
Recent Disclosures
UnitedHealth Group (UNH)
+$47,000
April 3, 2026 · Disclosed April 6
Purchase · 3 days before Senate Finance vote on Medicaid bill
🚨 Potential Conflict
Raytheon Technologies (RTX)
+$85,000
February 14, 2026 · Disclosed February 28
Purchase · Week of defense appropriations subcommittee hearing
⚠️ Worth Watching
S&P 500 Index Fund (SPY)
+$22,000
January 8, 2026 · Disclosed January 20
Purchase · No pending relevant votes · Index fund
✓ No Conflict
Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
−$130,000
December 2, 2025 · Disclosed December 15
Sale · Week before FDA regulatory reform vote
🚨 Potential Conflict
Influence Map
Donor money → voting patterns
What You're Seeing
Voter cross-references FEC campaign finance data with voting records. When money and votes correlate, we flag it. This is public data — assembled in one place for the first time.
Ed Markey · Top Donor Industries
Lifetime Donor Contributions by Industry
Pharmaceuticals & Health
$3.2M
Defense & Aerospace
$2.4M
Financial Services
$1.9M
Clean Energy
$1.4M
Voter Correlation Analysis
Pharmaceuticals & Healthcare
$3.2M donated · Markey's healthcare Voter score: 38/100
8/10
Votes against district on health bills
High
Donor correlation
Clean Energy
$1.4M donated · Markey's environment Voter score: 62/100
7/10
Votes with district on climate bills
Aligned
Donor correlation
Defense & Aerospace
$2.4M donated · Markey's defense Voter score: 29/100
8/10
Votes against district on defense
High
Donor correlation
Deep Analytics
Score history · Trends · Predictions
Ed Markey · Score Timeline
Representation Fidelity Score over 18 months
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Nov
Dec
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
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Now
Medicaid vote (vs. district 71% oppose)
−4 pts
Defense budget vote (against district)
−3 pts
Clean energy vote (with district)
+2 pts
Net neutrality vote (with district)
+1 pt
✦ AI Prediction
Markey projected to drop below 38 by June
Based on 3 upcoming votes where constituent data shows strong opposition and Markey's donor alignment suggests he'll vote against the district. Defense appropriations and pharma pricing are the key votes to watch.
73% confidence
Comparable Senators · National Ranking
#1
Bernie Sanders
Vermont · D
89
#2
Elizabeth Warren
Massachusetts · D
83
#47
Ed Markey
Massachusetts · D
41
#82
Mitch McConnell
Kentucky · R
28
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STOCK Act trade near related vote
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⭐ Your Weekly Briefing
Monday, April 14, 2026 · Suffolk County, MA
A Big Week for Your Democracy
✦ AI Summary
Three major votes hit this week — and your representatives are going in opposite directions. Markey is positioned to vote against your district on the Medicaid bill (again). Warren will vote with you. One trade alert requires your attention. Here's everything you need to know.
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Votes This Week
S.847 Medicaid Eligibility Act — Thursday
Your district 71% opposed. Markey predicted YES. Warren predicted NO. Your voice: recorded as Opposed.
High impactFederalThu Apr 10
MA Tenant Protections Act — Friday
Your district 66% support. Both state senators expected to vote yes. Aligned with your position.
Likely winStateFri Apr 11
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Trading Activity
🚨 Markey bought $47K in UnitedHealth
3 days before Medicaid vote. Stock is up 18.2% since purchase. Potential STOCK Act concern.
Conflict alertApr 3 trade
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Score Watch
Markey projected to drop from 41 → 37
If he votes YES on Thursday as predicted, his score drops 4 more points. He will be the lowest-scoring Massachusetts senator in Voter history.
Score alert active
This Week's Actions
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Send AI-drafted message to Markey on S.847 before Thursday's vote
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Full legislative history · S.847
Senate Finance Committee
Introduced Mar 4, 2026
Vote: Thu Apr 10
Sponsor: Cassidy (R-LA)
18 co-sponsors
✦ Key Provisions (Plain Language)
Section 1 — Eligibility Threshold Change
Reduces the Medicaid income eligibility threshold from 138% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) to 100% FPL for non-elderly, non-disabled adults. Effective 90 days after enactment with no transition period.
Section 2 — State Funding Impact
States that choose to maintain coverage for populations between 100-138% FPL must fund the full cost without federal matching. Projected to cost Massachusetts $800M annually.
Section 3 — Savings Allocation
Federal savings estimated at $2.1 billion annually, directed to deficit reduction. No reinvestment into alternative coverage programs.
Active Amendments
SA.412 — Warren (D-MA) · In Committee
18-month transition period before coverage loss takes effect
Status: Unlikely to pass · 44 co-sponsors
SA.389 — Collins (R-ME) · Floor Consideration
Exempts states that expanded Medicaid under the ACA from coverage changes
Status: May pass · 51 co-sponsors including 4 Republicans
SA.401 — Cassidy (R-LA) · Sponsor Amendment
Adds means-testing for existing Medicaid beneficiaries over 65
Status: Controversial · Limited co-sponsors
Committee History
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Bill introduced · Senate Finance Committee
March 4, 2026
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Public hearing · Healthcare executives testify
March 18, 2026
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Committee markup · Passed 14-12
March 28, 2026
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Full Senate Floor Vote
April 10, 2026 · Thursday
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Trade Conflict Alert
Markey bought $47K UNH — 3 days before Medicaid vote
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Score Prediction Alert
Markey projected to drop below 38 after Thursday's vote
2 hours ago · 73% confidence
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