Five House Democrats are asking the Obama administration to seek a refund from the companies who built the Affordable Care Act (ACA) website, which has so far failed to work for most people trying to sign up for health insurance.



"It is no secret that the website has not performed in a satisfactory manner," wrote Reps. Ron Barber Ronald (Ron) Sylvester BarberKavanaugh nomination a make or break moment to repeal Citizens United Latina Leaders to Watch 2018 Principles and actions mean more than Jeff Flake’s words MORE (D-Ariz.), William Enyart (D-Ill.), Pete Gallego Pete Pena Gallego4 Texas GOP congressional primary runoffs to watch GOP candidate scores upset win in Texas state Senate runoff Koch group launches digital ads in tight Texas House race MORE (D-Texas) Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) and Filemon Vela (D-Texas).



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"As a result, we ask that you review the contracts and determine whether CGI Federal and/or any other company involved in the construction of the website has violated the terms of its agreement or is in constructive breach of the contract."The Democrats made this request to Attorney Generalin a letter released today , but sent late last week. The letter says the administration must "seek to hold contractors accountable for their unsatisfactory work."The letter was sent just days before the House is scheduled to hold two hearings on the failed ObamaCare rollout. On Tuesday, House Ways & Means will meet with Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Administrator Marilyn Tavenner, and on Wednesday, House Energy & Commerce will hear from Health and Human Services SecretarySeveral Republicans have called on Sebelius to resign for failing to oversee the creation of the website, which people are supposed to be able to use to sign up and register for health insurance if they don't have it.