The U.S. Senate could vote next week on legislation to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Although still a major question mark, proponents have argued the chance of passage for this bill is better compared to a previous GOP health reform measure that failed at the end of July.
If the Graham-Cassidy bill gets out of the Senate, it would come to House members.
Sixth District Congressman Andy Barr said Friday, following a Frankfort, event he believes the chances of passage for the Republican legislation are better by the day.
