Chart: Minnesotans were more likely than Wisconsinites to gain health insurance, government or private, since 2010: Change in insurance coverage rates in Wisconsin and Minnesota, 2010–2016 (percentage points)

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Source: EPI analysis of Barnett and Berchick 2017 and DeNavas-Walt, Proctor, and Smith 2011

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