Overview
- As of early July, Bresnahan has not established the qualified blind trust he promised to separate his personal investments from his congressional duties
- Centene’s stock remains about 43 percent below its pre-sale value after plunging in late June following his May share sale
- On July 3, Bresnahan voted to approve President Trump’s fiscal 2026 budget, cementing Medicaid reductions over the next decade
- Senators Elizabeth Warren and Representatives Maxwell Frost and Melanie Stansbury have publicly condemned his timing and urged stricter congressional ethics rules
- Roughly 27 percent of residents in Bresnahan’s Pennsylvania district rely on Medicaid, underscoring the local impact of the federal funding cuts