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However, @kff.org has published a more sophisticated analysis of the CBO projection in which the actual increase in uninsured Americans would range widely by state: --between 21% - 77% of Medicaid expansion enrollees --between 7% - 47% of ACA exchange enrollees 2. www.kff.org/affordable-c...
Unfortunately I can't edit the first half of the thread (ahem @bsky.app) & it would take forever to repost it, so I'm going to post revised estimates for each of the first half of the states before continuing on with the second half of the states. 3/
It's also worth noting that the @kff.org analysis projects that around ~560,000 of the ~7.8 million who would lose Medicaid coverage nationally would be in states which *haven't* expanded it due to other assorted changes to Medicaid not specific to the ACA expansion. 4/