Obamacare enrollment is up 42 percent over last year. https://medium.com/get-america-covered/week-3-another-strong-week-for-enrollment-5e13f91b1fff …pic.twitter.com/kQO11jAm3e
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This isn't quite right, b/c sign-ups aren't steady over the course of OE: last year, http://HealthCare.gov sign-ups totals 8.7M after the 12/15 deadline & auto-enrollment, compared to 9.2M at the end of OE http://bit.ly/2B4uZC9
Key is that essentially all returning consumers signed up or were auto-re-enrolled by or around the 12/15 deadline, while January was imp for new consumer sign-ups
So entirely right that numbers this year aren't apples-to-apples w/ last year, & shorter OE will matter - but 100% increase isn't the right benchmark
But don't a bunch of plans auto renew in the end if no changes are made?
Is the glass half full or half empty?
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