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Children without health insurance by poverty level (Percent) – 2010

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United States
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	15%
125 to 149% poverty	15%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	13%
100 to 200% poverty	14%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Alabama
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	9%
125 to 149% poverty	13%
150 to 174% poverty	4%
175 to 199% poverty	7%
100 to 200% poverty	9%
200 to 249% poverty	10%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Alaska
Below 100% poverty	17%
100 to 124% poverty	14%
125 to 149% poverty	15%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	16%
100 to 200% poverty	14%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	8%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Arizona
Below 100% poverty	19%
100 to 124% poverty	13%
125 to 149% poverty	30%
150 to 174% poverty	16%
175 to 199% poverty	25%
100 to 200% poverty	21%
200 to 249% poverty	9%
250% poverty or above	7%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Arkansas
Below 100% poverty	11%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	13%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	16%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

California
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	16%
125 to 149% poverty	14%
150 to 174% poverty	15%
175 to 199% poverty	15%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	10%
250% poverty or above	6%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Colorado
Below 100% poverty	19%
100 to 124% poverty	24%
125 to 149% poverty	19%
150 to 174% poverty	16%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	18%
200 to 249% poverty	13%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Connecticut
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	9%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	2%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	7%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Delaware
Below 100% poverty	9%
100 to 124% poverty	10%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	8%
175 to 199% poverty	22%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	6%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Florida
Below 100% poverty	21%
100 to 124% poverty	26%
125 to 149% poverty	22%
150 to 174% poverty	23%
175 to 199% poverty	17%
100 to 200% poverty	22%
200 to 249% poverty	12%
250% poverty or above	9%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Georgia
Below 100% poverty	14%
100 to 124% poverty	15%
125 to 149% poverty	18%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	16%
100 to 200% poverty	16%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	6%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Hawaii
Below 100% poverty	3%
100 to 124% poverty	5%
125 to 149% poverty	3%
150 to 174% poverty	2%
175 to 199% poverty	7%
100 to 200% poverty	4%
200 to 249% poverty	4%
250% poverty or above	2%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Idaho
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	13%
125 to 149% poverty	16%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	13%
100 to 200% poverty	14%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Illinois
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	12%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	13%
175 to 199% poverty	9%
100 to 200% poverty	11%
200 to 249% poverty	7%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Indiana
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	12%
125 to 149% poverty	11%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	5%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Iowa
Below 100% poverty	14%
100 to 124% poverty	12%
125 to 149% poverty	10%
150 to 174% poverty	8%
175 to 199% poverty	6%
100 to 200% poverty	9%
200 to 249% poverty	7%
250% poverty or above	2%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Kansas
Below 100% poverty	12%
100 to 124% poverty	13%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	8%
175 to 199% poverty	11%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	12%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Kentucky
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	5%
125 to 149% poverty	6%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	11%
100 to 200% poverty	8%
200 to 249% poverty	8%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Louisiana
Below 100% poverty	14%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	12%
150 to 174% poverty	7%
175 to 199% poverty	14%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	15%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Maine
Below 100% poverty	7%
100 to 124% poverty	9%
125 to 149% poverty	1%
150 to 174% poverty	6%
175 to 199% poverty	1%
100 to 200% poverty	4%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Maryland
Below 100% poverty	16%
100 to 124% poverty	26%
125 to 149% poverty	16%
150 to 174% poverty	16%
175 to 199% poverty	12%
100 to 200% poverty	17%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Massachusetts
Below 100% poverty	6%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	5%
150 to 174% poverty	2%
175 to 199% poverty	5%
100 to 200% poverty	5%
200 to 249% poverty	5%
250% poverty or above	2%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Michigan
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	11%
125 to 149% poverty	7%
150 to 174% poverty	6%
175 to 199% poverty	7%
100 to 200% poverty	8%
200 to 249% poverty	3%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Minnesota
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	11%
125 to 149% poverty	15%
150 to 174% poverty	15%
175 to 199% poverty	4%
100 to 200% poverty	11%
200 to 249% poverty	5%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Mississippi
Below 100% poverty	11%
100 to 124% poverty	14%
125 to 149% poverty	25%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	15%
100 to 200% poverty	16%
200 to 249% poverty	7%
250% poverty or above	9%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Missouri
Below 100% poverty	20%
100 to 124% poverty	19%
125 to 149% poverty	10%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	12%
100 to 200% poverty	13%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Montana
Below 100% poverty	16%
100 to 124% poverty	15%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	11%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	11%
250% poverty or above	6%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Nebraska
Below 100% poverty	12%
100 to 124% poverty	13%
125 to 149% poverty	16%
150 to 174% poverty	12%
175 to 199% poverty	14%
100 to 200% poverty	14%
200 to 249% poverty	9%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Nevada
Below 100% poverty	27%
100 to 124% poverty	27%
125 to 149% poverty	24%
150 to 174% poverty	23%
175 to 199% poverty	19%
100 to 200% poverty	23%
200 to 249% poverty	20%
250% poverty or above	8%

Scale: 1% - 30%

New Hampshire
Below 100% poverty	10%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	8%
150 to 174% poverty	6%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	7%
200 to 249% poverty	10%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

New Jersey
Below 100% poverty	17%
100 to 124% poverty	18%
125 to 149% poverty	15%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	12%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

New Mexico
Below 100% poverty	20%
100 to 124% poverty	14%
125 to 149% poverty	11%
150 to 174% poverty	18%
175 to 199% poverty	17%
100 to 200% poverty	14%
200 to 249% poverty	15%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

New York
Below 100% poverty	10%
100 to 124% poverty	14%
125 to 149% poverty	10%
150 to 174% poverty	11%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	11%
200 to 249% poverty	7%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

North Carolina
Below 100% poverty	14%
100 to 124% poverty	14%
125 to 149% poverty	18%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	15%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	9%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

North Dakota
Below 100% poverty	16%
100 to 124% poverty	11%
125 to 149% poverty	8%
150 to 174% poverty	20%
175 to 199% poverty	12%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	8%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Ohio
Below 100% poverty	15%
100 to 124% poverty	12%
125 to 149% poverty	7%
150 to 174% poverty	10%
175 to 199% poverty	17%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	9%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Oklahoma
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	8%
125 to 149% poverty	12%
150 to 174% poverty	8%
175 to 199% poverty	18%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	14%
250% poverty or above	7%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Oregon
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	8%
125 to 149% poverty	19%
150 to 174% poverty	18%
175 to 199% poverty	14%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	13%
250% poverty or above	5%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Pennsylvania
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	18%
125 to 149% poverty	17%
150 to 174% poverty	7%
175 to 199% poverty	11%
100 to 200% poverty	13%
200 to 249% poverty	8%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Rhode Island
Below 100% poverty	10%
100 to 124% poverty	8%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	12%
100 to 200% poverty	11%
200 to 249% poverty	4%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

South Carolina
Below 100% poverty	20%
100 to 124% poverty	22%
125 to 149% poverty	17%
150 to 174% poverty	13%
175 to 199% poverty	11%
100 to 200% poverty	16%
200 to 249% poverty	16%
250% poverty or above	7%

Scale: 1% - 30%

South Dakota
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	10%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	14%
175 to 199% poverty	7%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	8%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Tennessee
Below 100% poverty	13%
100 to 124% poverty	11%
125 to 149% poverty	2%
150 to 174% poverty	16%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	5%
250% poverty or above	2%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Texas
Below 100% poverty	20%
100 to 124% poverty	21%
125 to 149% poverty	21%
150 to 174% poverty	23%
175 to 199% poverty	21%
100 to 200% poverty	21%
200 to 249% poverty	20%
250% poverty or above	9%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Utah
Below 100% poverty	24%
100 to 124% poverty	24%
125 to 149% poverty	24%
150 to 174% poverty	6%
175 to 199% poverty	6%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	8%
250% poverty or above	6%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Vermont
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	4%
150 to 174% poverty	5%
175 to 199% poverty	4%
100 to 200% poverty	5%
200 to 249% poverty	1%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Virginia
Below 100% poverty	12%
100 to 124% poverty	16%
125 to 149% poverty	12%
150 to 174% poverty	19%
175 to 199% poverty	13%
100 to 200% poverty	15%
200 to 249% poverty	9%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Washington
Below 100% poverty	11%
100 to 124% poverty	12%
125 to 149% poverty	9%
150 to 174% poverty	10%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	6%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

West Virginia
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	9%
125 to 149% poverty	11%
150 to 174% poverty	9%
175 to 199% poverty	6%
100 to 200% poverty	9%
200 to 249% poverty	4%
250% poverty or above	4%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Wisconsin
Below 100% poverty	8%
100 to 124% poverty	7%
125 to 149% poverty	6%
150 to 174% poverty	12%
175 to 199% poverty	2%
100 to 200% poverty	7%
200 to 249% poverty	6%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Wyoming
Below 100% poverty	18%
100 to 124% poverty	16%
125 to 149% poverty	8%
150 to 174% poverty	9%
175 to 199% poverty	8%
100 to 200% poverty	10%
200 to 249% poverty	16%
250% poverty or above	7%

Scale: 1% - 30%

District of Columbia
Below 100% poverty	5%
100 to 124% poverty	10%
125 to 149% poverty	16%
150 to 174% poverty	10%
175 to 199% poverty	10%
100 to 200% poverty	12%
200 to 249% poverty	10%
250% poverty or above	3%

Scale: 1% - 30%

Puerto Rico
Below 100% poverty	N.A.
100 to 124% poverty	N.A.
125 to 149% poverty	N.A.
150 to 174% poverty	N.A.
175 to 199% poverty	N.A.
100 to 200% poverty	N.A.
200 to 249% poverty	N.A.
250% poverty or above	N.A.

Scale: 1% - 30%

Virgin Islands
Below 100% poverty	N.A.
100 to 124% poverty	N.A.
125 to 149% poverty	N.A.
150 to 174% poverty	N.A.
175 to 199% poverty	N.A.
100 to 200% poverty	N.A.
200 to 249% poverty	N.A.
250% poverty or above	N.A.

Definitions: Children under age 18 who were not covered by health insurance at any point during the year by poverty level.

Health insurance includes private sector insurance generally provided through work, as well as insurance provided through the public sector, such as Medicare and Medicaid. Children receiving health insurance through a variety of new State Health Insurance Programs (SCHIP) are counted as having health insurance. The figures shown here are 3-year averages of data. Data for 1993 use Census 1990 based population controls.

On September 12, 2012 estimates for 1998 through 2010 were replaced with revised 2000 through 2010 data files from the Census Bureau. In September 2011, the Census Bureau released revised figures on health insurance coverage from the 2000 to 2010 Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplements (CPS ASEC), reflecting enhancements to the editing process, including the assignment of a family health plan to all individuals in the household and the addition of a new variable to the allocation matrix (for more on the revisions see: http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/hlthins/data/revhlth/usernote.html). In September 2011, the Census Bureau released a new historical data series that incorporates the enhancements to the editing process. A working paper (found at: http://www.census.gov/hhes/www/hlthins/data/revhlth/SHADAC.pdf) released at the same time describes the revisions made and applies it to all years available: data files from the 2000 to 2010 ASECs.

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Data Source: Census Bureau, Current Population Survey (March supplement). 1990-2006 data: The Urban Studies Institute at the University of Louisville, analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey (March supplement). 2007-2012 data: Population Reference Bureau, analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey (March supplement).

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Footnotes: Updated September 2012.
N.A. - Data not available.

Note: The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not included in maps and rankings because they are not states and therefore comparisons on many indicators of child well being are not meaningful.

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