In Case You Missed It . . .

This week at CBPP, we focused on health, food assistance, the federal budget, and housing.

• On health, Gideon Lukens described how the Affordable Care Act (ACA) drove record health coverage for small-business and self-employed workers. Kaylin Hewitt highlighted the many ways in which the ACA improved health and financial security for millions of people. We also released a toolkit with guidance for advocates and state agencies on how to streamline the eligibility verification process for Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
• On food assistance, Zoë Neuberger and Lauren Hall explained the importance of collaboration between the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), Medicaid, and SNAP, so that more eligible low-income families with children have access to health, food, and supportive services.
• On the federal budget, we updated our backgrounder on where federal tax dollars go.
• On housing, Mari Castaldi updated her report explaining that taxing high-value home sales is an equitable and effective strategy to raise revenue and fund affordable housing.

Chart of the Week – The ACA Drove Down Uninsured Rates Nationwide

The ACA Drove Down Uninsured Rates Nationwide

Uninsured rate, 2010  and 2022 

Alabama

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	15%24%
Asian	10%22%
Black	12%19%
Latino**	24%50%
White	8%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Alaska

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	12%19%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	22%34%
Asian [2]	29%
Black [3]
Latino** [2]	21%
White	8%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Arizona

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	12%19%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	17%31%
Asian	6%13%
Black	14%15%
Latino**	18%29%
White	8%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Arkansas

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	13%28%
Asian [3]
Black	9%22%
Latino**	25%37%
White	8%18%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

California

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%21%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	9%21%
Asian	4%16%
Black	6%17%
Latino**	11%30%
White	4%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Colorado

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	12%24%
Asian	8%18%
Black	9%21%
Latino**	15%31%
White	6%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Connecticut

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%10%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian	6%12%
Black	7%14%
Latino**	12%22%
White	3%7%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Delaware

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%11%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black	7%10%
Latino**	18%23%
White	4%10%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

District of Columbia

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	3%8%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black	4%10%
Latino** [2]	16%
White [2]	5%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Florida

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	14%25%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	23%30%
Asian	9%26%
Black	14%28%
Latino**	19%38%
White	11%19%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Georgia

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	13%22%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	21%28%
Asian	9%27%
Black	13%23%
Latino**	30%48%
White	10%16%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Hawaii

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	4%8%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian	4%7%
Black [3]
Latino** [1]	6%
White	4%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[1] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2010.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Idaho

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	17%32%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino**	18%33%
White	8%18%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Illinois

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%16%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	12%13%
Asian	8%17%
Black	8%21%
Latino**	16%29%
White	5%11%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Indiana

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	9%29%
Asian	8%16%
Black	9%21%
Latino**	15%29%
White	7%15%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Iowa

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	5%11%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [2]	31%
Asian [3]
Black [2]	17%
Latino**	11%29%
White	4%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Kansas

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%16%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	17%22%
Asian	9%16%
Black	15%21%
Latino**	21%30%
White	8%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Kentucky

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	8%23%
Asian [2]	21%
Black	6%19%
Latino**	20%38%
White	6%16%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.

Louisiana

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	13%24%
Asian	10%27%
Black	7%24%
Latino**	27%40%
White	6%16%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Maine

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%13%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [3]
White	8%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Maryland

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%13%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	7%18%
Asian	5%14%
Black	5%14%
Latino**	24%35%
White	3%8%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Massachusetts

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	3%5%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [1]	10%
Asian	2%4%
Black	3%7%
Latino**	5%10%
White	2%4%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[1] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2010.

Michigan

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	8%15%
Asian	4%12%
Black	6%17%
Latino**	11%23%
White	5%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Minnesota

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	5%10%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	8%22%
Asian	6%11%
Black	7%20%
Latino**	17%25%
White	4%8%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Mississippi

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	13%21%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	20%30%
Asian [2]	25%
Black	14%20%
Latino**	25%25%
White	11%8%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.

Missouri

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%15%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	15%21%
Asian	8%14%
Black	11%22%
Latino**	19%30%
White	9%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Montana

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	16%42%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [3]
White	9%17%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Nebraska

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%13%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	14%33%
Asian [3]
Black [2]	15%
Latino**	19%32%
White	6%11%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Nevada

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	13%25%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	18%36%
Asian	10%20%
Black	13%25%
Latino**	21%37%
White	8%20%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

New Hampshire

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%13%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [3]
White	5%12%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

New Jersey

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%15%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	12%35%
Asian	5%16%
Black	7%15%
Latino**	18%31%
White	3%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

New Mexico

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	10%23%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	13%43%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino**	11%25%
White	7%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

New York

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	10%21%
Asian	6%18%
Black	6%15%
Latino**	11%24%
White	4%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

North Carolina

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	11%19%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	14%28%
Asian	8%19%
Black	11%21%
Latino**	28%44%
White	8%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

North Dakota

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%11%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	18%37%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [3]
White	5%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Ohio

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	8%18%
Asian	7%13%
Black	8%18%
Latino**	15%26%
White	6%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Oklahoma

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	14%22%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	20%30%
Asian	10%20%
Black	13%21%
Latino**	24%39%
White	11%18%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Oregon

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	10%25%
Asian	4%17%
Black [2]	21%
Latino**	15%34%
White	6%17%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.

Pennsylvania

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%12%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	11%20%
Asian	7%14%
Black	7%16%
Latino**	11%21%
White	6%10%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Rhode Island

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	5%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black [2]	17%
Latino**	9%29%
White	3%11%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

South Carolina

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	11%20%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	13%20%
Asian	7%23%
Black	11%23%
Latino**	26%46%
White	9%16%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

South Dakota

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	9%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	28%42%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [1]	14%
White	7%10%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[1] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2010.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Tennessee

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	11%16%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	15%29%
Asian	9%18%
Black	11%18%
Latino**	30%42%
White	9%14%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Texas

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	19%26%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	22%28%
Asian	9%21%
Black	16%23%
Latino**	28%38%
White	11%16%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Utah

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	9%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	16%30%
Asian	13%15%
Black [3]
Latino**	22%39%
White	6%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Vermont

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	5%9%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino** [3]
White	5%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Virginia

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	8%14%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	9%23%
Asian	7%16%
Black	8%18%
Latino**	20%34%
White	5%10%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Washington

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%16%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	11%22%
Asian	5%16%
Black	8%17%
Latino**	15%30%
White	5%13%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

West Virginia

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	7%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN* [3]
Asian [3]
Black [2]	21%
Latino** [3]
White	7%17%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[2] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for 2022.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

Wisconsin

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	6%11%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	9%24%
Asian	6%14%
Black	9%14%
Latino**	19%29%
White	5%9%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.

Wyoming

	Uninsured Rate
	2022 ← 2010
All	14%17%
By race/ethnicity
AIAN*	22%32%
Asian [3]
Black [3]
Latino**	20%27%
White	13%15%
*AIAN = American Indian or Alaska Native. AIAN people may be AIAN alone or in combination with other races and ethnicities.**Latino people include people of any race who identify as being of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin. The Asian, Black, and white categories include only people who identify as a single race and not Latino.[3] The sample size is not large enough to provide an estimate for either year.

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Note: Estimates are for people under age 65 living in non-institutional settings. States with a pink background have not expanded Medicaid.

Source: CBPP analysis of 2022 American Community Survey.