Wait, @cynthiaccox had 61 across country. I feel like there should be a giant scoreboard somewhere...
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Hmmm looks like we have a discrepancy of two Ohio counties that I will check out. Thank you for flagging!
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We weren't counting those 2 counties in Ohio because an insurance dpt press release said there were 18 counties (Anthem had been sole in 20)
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Ah gotcha - that makes sense.
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How many counties with just one option?
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1,240 according to our map
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Obamacare is collapsing because 50,000 people can't buy insurance?
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What's the deal with Idaho? Looks very healthy.
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Perfect. Now let's fix those areas, right?
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and including the counties with one or two is a sign of ACA degradation
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It would be interesting to lay over the 2016 election map by county
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How many people are living in those counties? 63 sounds like a lot, but out of how many? How rural?
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My question exactly. I'm next to positive that all of the NV counties are very sparsely populated as Reno and Vegas are out of the yellow.
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63 counties is bad but it is only 0.02% of the total 3144. .02% is still very bad for those 63 counties. Obamacare is not so bad after all
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How many counties with 1 or more options?
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And the massive areas of gray, including several states, only have a single 'option'. Essentially, large govt monopolies.
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There is currently no plan, correct? The people in the counties simply get dropped, or do they have other options?
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Pretty sure there is still employer provided insurance.
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