Figure 1
Number of people who would lose their health insurance if the ACA were repealed
| State | Percent increase in uninsured population | Number of people who would lose health insurance |
|---|---|---|
| Alaska | 53% | 62000 |
| Arizona | 95% | 709000 |
| Arkansas | 171% | 361000 |
| California | 146% | 4887000 |
| Colorado | 134% | 588000 |
| Connecticut | 124% | 248000 |
| Delaware | 86% | 52000 |
| Washington D.C. | 103% | 32000 |
| Hawaii | 99% | 86000 |
| Illinois | 128% | 1150000 |
| Indiana | 103% | 566000 |
| Iowa | 150% | 230000 |
| Kentucky | 200% | 486000 |
| Louisiana | 154% | 558000 |
| Maryland | 123% | 476000 |
| Massachusetts | 273% | 369000 |
| Michigan | 175% | 887000 |
| Minnesota | 123% | 380000 |
| Montana | 168% | 142000 |
| Nevada | 95% | 371000 |
| New Hampshire | 190% | 118000 |
| New Jersey | 124% | 799000 |
| New Mexico | 136% | 266000 |
| New York | 75% | 1139000 |
| North Dakota | 154% | 69000 |
| Ohio | 155% | 964000 |
| Oregon | 186% | 475000 |
| Pennsylvania | 134% | 956000 |
| Rhode Island | 170% | 96000 |
| Vermont | 129% | 35000 |
| Washington | 153% | 775000 |
| West Virginia | 208% | 184000 |
| Alabama | 74% | 357000 |
| Florida | 90% | 2230000 |
| Georgia | 71% | 1006000 |
| Idaho | 101% | 184000 |
| Kansas | 76% | 219000 |
| Maine | 122% | 95000 |
| Mississippi | 65% | 229000 |
| Missouri | 93% | 504000 |
| Nebraska | 111% | 165000 |
| North Carolina | 90% | 1025000 |
| Oklahoma | 59% | 313000 |
| South Carolina | 58% | 353000 |
| South Dakota | 92% | 74000 |
| Tennessee | 79% | 526000 |
| Texas | 58% | 2550000 |
| Utah | 83% | 273000 |
| Virginia | 79% | 685000 |
| Wisconsin | 144% | 431000 |
| Wyoming | 76% | 47000 |
Map is colored to illustrate relative impact by showing the percent increase in the number of uninsured.
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