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Kansas Insurance Commissioner race centers on PBM reform and pharmacy viability

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Dinah Sykes and Daniel Hawkins are candidates for the office of Kansas Insurance Commissioner. The Kansas Legislature passed a PBM reform bill, and the Commissioner is responsible for ensuring its provisions are fully enforced. Reports indicate that over 20% of Kansas pharmacies have closed due to PBM practices that have forced them to operate at extremely low profit margins or at a loss.

From gbtribune.com

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The election for Kansas Insurance Commissioner involves oversight of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). The Commissioner's role is critical for enforcing a new PBM reform bill designed to address the financial struggles of pharmacies. Many pharmacists fear that if Daniel Hawkins is elected, he may work to weaken the enforcement of this new law.

Political races are currently underway in Missouri and Kansas, involving candidates like Jalen Anderson and Fields.

From gbtribune.com

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