 Signing the BadgerCare+ Basic bill into law in May 2010 was one of Doyle's last major acts as governor, as he did not seek re-election in the 2010 Wisconsin gubernatorial election.In 2013, Governor Scott Walker rejected federal money, and 92,000 people were told that their health insurance through BadgerCare Plus would end and that they would be required to buy potentially more costly commercial health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.In 2019, Governor Tony Evers wants to expand BadgerCare Plus by about 76,000 participants, which Republican opponents argue will "shift costs to the private sector."