Hill March 2, 2020
Peter Sullivan and John Kruzel

The Supreme Court on Monday announced it will take up a case seeking to overturn the Affordable Care Act, returning the health care law’s fate to the high court.

The major announcement means that the case will loom over the November elections and could make the Affordable Care Act an even bigger issue in the presidential race.

The case will be heard during the court’s next term, which starts in October, meaning that a decision is not expected until after the elections. It is unclear when the court will hear arguments, but those could come in October, before the election.

The case threatens to blow a major hole in the health care system and overturn coverage for roughly...

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