<p>More than 92,000 people are no longer getting Affordable Care Act health insurance in Illinois, including a majority who were dropped because they didn’t pay their monthly premiums, according to new state data.</p><p>This lowers the number of people buying health insurance through the state’s marketplace exchange, Get Covered Illinois, than initially thought — driven by people who likely couldn't afford their plan. Overall, enrollment now stands at 373,065, which includes those who signed up after open enrollment closed for most people. This is a nearly 15% drop from the state’s record high of 437,892 in February 2025, according to data from KFF, which conducts health policy research and polling.</p><p>About 64% — or about 59,000 people — were disenrolled from their health insurance plan as of May 31 this year because of nonpayment, according to the state data.