Job losses resulting from ACA repeal as a share of total state employment
| State | Drop in overall state employment | Number of jobs lost |
|---|---|---|
| Washington D.C. | 0.19% | -1,466 |
| South Dakota | 0.19% | -825 |
| Utah | 0.22% | -3,104 |
| Virginia | 0.26% | -10,243 |
| Nebraska | 0.27% | -2,788 |
| Wisconsin | 0.28% | -8,290 |
| Kansas | 0.30% | -4,148 |
| Texas | 0.33% | -40,550 |
| South Carolina | 0.37% | -7,693 |
| Oklahoma | 0.38% | -6,354 |
| Wyoming | 0.42% | -1,168 |
| Iowa | 0.43% | -6,753 |
| Missouri | 0.50% | -14,077 |
| Pennsylvania | 0.53% | -31,387 |
| Minnesota | 0.55% | -15,806 |
| Massachusetts | 0.55% | -19,640 |
| New York | 0.56% | -52,203 |
| North Dakota | 0.56% | -2,460 |
| Maine | 0.56% | -3,435 |
| Georgia | 0.57% | -25,090 |
| Alabama | 0.58% | -11,459 |
| Indiana | 0.59% | -18,111 |
| Hawaii | 0.66% | -4,299 |
| Mississippi | 0.67% | -7,684 |
| New Hampshire | 0.71% | -4,801 |
| Idaho | 0.76% | -5,310 |
| Delaware | 0.76% | -3,497 |
| Florida | 0.76% | -64,629 |
| Connecticut | 0.76% | -12,836 |
| Illinois | 0.78% | -47,060 |
| Arkansas | 0.79% | -9,737 |
| Tennessee | 0.80% | -23,877 |
| Alaska | 0.81% | -2,702 |
| California | 0.85% | -141,676 |
| Michigan | 0.89% | -38,720 |
| Ohio | 0.91% | -50,343 |
| Vermont | 0.95% | -2,991 |
| Maryland | 1.01% | -27,398 |
| North Carolina | 1.12% | -48,925 |
| Nevada | 1.25% | -16,332 |
| Colorado | 1.34% | -35,217 |
| Washington | 1.36% | -44,654 |
| Louisiana | 1.42% | -28,063 |
| New Jersey | 1.51% | -61,544 |
| Arizona | 1.55% | -41,982 |
| Rhode Island | 1.63% | -8,036 |
| West Virginia | 2.00% | -15,412 |
| Montana | 2.27% | -10,599 |
| Oregon | 2.28% | -42,348 |
| Kentucky | 2.92% | -55,949 |
| New Mexico | 3.86% | -31,853 |
Source: Based on data from Table 1 as well as multipliers from Bivens and Fieldhouse (2012) and Chodorow-Reich et al. (2012) and methods outlined in Bivens (2014), as described in the text and the technical appendix