Nearly 1 million Americans will begin receiving $500 Obamacare refund checks on Sept. 30, along with letters signed by President Donald Trump.

The president says he’ll send $90 to Medicare recipients to offset premiums, the latest financial pledge as Republicans trail in key contests.

President Donald Trump on Friday announced plans to send “nearly $100" checks to more than 20 million seniors on Medicare, his latest pledge to send voters money before a critical slate of midterm elections in November.

The Trump administration is sending $500 ACA refunds to eligible Americans in 30 states. Here’s who qualifies and what to know about the payments.

And the president repeated his promise of $5,000 checks to all adult Americans if Republicans win the midterm elections.

The refunds come after millions of people lost premium subsidies for their health insurance, and right before the midterm elections.

More than 950,000 people in 30 states will start receiving $500 checks from the Treasury Department as soon as this week, federal officials announced. Checks, along with a letter signed by Trump notifying recipients,

The payments, which come from the Treasury Department, will arrive with a letter signed by President Donald Trump explaining the refunds, according to USA TODAY. In the letter, Trump writes that the Biden administration "overcharged" Americans to fund HealthCare.gov.

On October 2nd President Trump said: "$5,000 Trump Dividend will be distributed to every U.S. Citizen if, and when, the Republicans win the Midterm Elections!"

President Donald Trump will lead a rally in a Dayton suburb Saturday in hopes of energizing GOP voters. He'll be joined by Sen. Jon Husted and others.