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2006 Health Insurance Coverage Status for States

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2006 Health Insurance Coverage Status (Uninsured Only) for All States by Age (Under 65 years), Income (All income levels), Race (Hispanic (any race)) and Sex (Both Sexes)

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State	Number Uninsured	MOE¹ for Number Uninsured	Number in Demographic Group² for All Income Levels	Percent Uninsured in Demographic Group² for All Income Levels	MOE¹ for Percent Uninsured in Demographic Group² for All Income Levels
Alabama	40,227	3,307	117,899	34.1	2.8
Alaska	13,179	999	37,912	34.8	2.6
Arizona	644,772	31,383	1,768,672	36.5	1.8
Arkansas	55,620	4,068	143,906	38.7	2.8
California	4,059,012	108,255	12,326,281	32.9	0.9
Colorado	340,183	16,763	903,139	37.7	1.9
Connecticut	100,955	6,646	373,611	27.0	1.8
Delaware	17,295	1,246	53,375	32.4	2.3
District of Columbia	13,808	991	45,662	30.2	2.2
Florida	1,359,361	48,396	3,332,960	40.8	1.5
Georgia	317,390	16,867	716,384	44.3	2.4
Hawaii	17,843	1,686	96,144	18.6	1.8
Idaho	50,814	3,636	140,790	36.1	2.6
Illinois	573,924	28,091	1,821,632	31.5	1.5
Indiana	96,831	7,505	299,507	32.3	2.5
Iowa	31,337	2,694	113,292	27.7	2.4
Kansas	69,724	5,094	231,289	30.1	2.2
Kentucky	30,978	2,549	88,150	35.1	2.9
Louisiana	52,811	3,679	123,078	42.9	3.0
Maine	4,055	388	14,367	28.2	2.7
Maryland	127,755	7,681	337,705	37.8	2.3
Massachusetts	107,907	9,949	491,783	21.9	2.0
Michigan	98,140	7,861	373,601	26.3	2.1
Minnesota	55,837	4,436	196,035	28.5	2.3
Mississippi	22,061	1,691	55,048	40.1	3.1
Missouri	53,351	4,261	166,922	32.0	2.6
Montana	9,717	769	24,891	39.0	3.1
Nebraska	39,635	2,977	127,457	31.1	2.3
Nevada	221,457	11,094	613,425	36.1	1.8
New Hampshire	9,932	824	30,833	32.2	2.7
New Jersey	479,620	23,857	1,278,476	37.5	1.9
New Mexico	261,590	13,677	782,974	33.4	1.7
New York	810,751	37,276	2,865,741	28.3	1.3
North Carolina	273,055	15,376	616,915	44.3	2.5
North Dakota	3,669	343	11,328	32.4	3.0
Ohio	77,169	5,953	264,494	29.2	2.3
Oklahoma	99,186	6,562	249,395	39.8	2.6
Oregon	152,089	9,160	380,429	40.0	2.4
Pennsylvania	129,667	10,327	512,616	25.3	2.0
Rhode Island	29,962	2,242	112,044	26.7	2.0
South Carolina	65,272	4,368	159,421	40.9	2.7
South Dakota	5,557	477	17,186	32.3	2.8
Tennessee	77,199	5,831	206,004	37.5	2.8
Texas	3,415,908	94,661	8,061,967	42.4	1.2
Utah	109,726	7,354	292,792	37.5	2.5
Vermont	2,452	222	7,491	32.7	3.0
Virginia	179,718	10,957	482,250	37.3	2.3
Washington	178,267	12,114	579,936	30.7	2.1
West Virginia	6,467	553	17,234	37.5	3.2
Wisconsin	66,176	5,644	256,748	25.8	2.2
Wyoming	11,796	875	35,199	33.5	2.5

Data Sponsored By:U.S. Census Bureau and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Data Source: SAHIE//State and County by Demographic and Income Characteristics/2006

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General Note:

Details may not sum to totals and percents because of rounding. The percents were calculated before any rounding occurred. Rounding error will be more prominent for small counties.

Explanation of Column Headers:

1. A margin of error (MOE) is the difference between an estimate and its upper or lower confidence bounds. Confidence bounds can be created by adding the margin of error to the estimate (for an upper bound) and subtracting the margin of error from the estimate (for a lower bound). All published margins of error for the Small Area Health Insurance Estimates program are based on a 90 percent confidence level.
2. The number in a demographic group is the number of people in the poverty universe in that age, sex, and race/Hispanic origin group.


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