Based on provisional results from the June 7, 2022, election, it appears San Francisco, California voters have approved Proposition G, which will create a permanent public health.
of the poorest families in the uk. but it comes to an end tomorrow. the government says it was always a temporary measure and the focus now should be on making sure work pays with higher wages, rather than higher benefits. from londonderry, our social affairs reporter, michael buchanan has been speaking to some people affected by the change. in one of the uk s most deprived areas anyjob is a good job. lauren mcshane works full time as an admin assistant at an advice centre in londonderry. her husband also works full time but as both are on low wages they started claiming universal credit at the start of the pandemic. as such, laura didn t realise her benefit payment included the £20 a week uplift. flour realise her benefit payment included the £20 a week uplift. the £20 a week uplift. our first payment. the £20 a week uplift. our first payment. we the £20 a week uplift. our first payment. we got the £20 a week uplift. our first payment, we got enough - the £20 a week upli
i m glad i had it when i had the breast cancer surgery. reporter: bobby owns an antique shop in the nearby town in kentucky. she s in remission, works full-time, and makes just enough money to make ends meet. she, too, voted for donald trump. when he said he would have a better health care plan, did you believe he would follow through with it? yes, i did. reporter: now she s concerned about older and sicker americans will have to pay more under this plan the way it looks. as a cancer survivor, it s been one year since your diagnosis and the procedure, what would it be like to not have insurance if it became unaffordable for you? it would be stressful. because i would always wonder if it was there and i couldn t afford to have it treated reporter: do you see that as a possibility if the rates go any higher than you pay today?
reporter: bobby owns an antique shop in the nearby town or corbin, kentucky. she s in remission, works full-time and makes enough money to make ends meet. she, too, voted for donald trump. when he said he would have a better health care plan, did you believe from him, he would follow through? yes, i did. reporter: she, too, is concerned older and sicker americans would have to pay more the way it looks now. as a cancer survivor, it s been one year since you were diagnosed and had your procedure done, what would it like to not have insurance if it was unaffordable for you? it would be stressful. because i would wonder if if it was there and i couldn t afford to have it treated. reporter: do you see that as a possibility if the rates go higher than you pay today? yes. i did. reporter: both bobby and