Health care is top of mind for a lot of voters going into this November’s mid-term elections, with many concerned about the costs of care and about funding for Medicare and Medicaid. To provide an overview of health care coverage and access around the U.S. in the years since the Affordable Care Act expanded health coverage, we’ve created facts sheets for each state and the District of Columbia. The fact sheets show changes over time in: the percentage of uninsured adults and adults going without care because of costs, enrollment in marketplace plans and Medicaid, and the amount of federal support for health coverage.
Click on a state in the map below to get the facts on health care coverage and access in your state.
