Can anyone point me to the list of states that would be most harmed under the Cassidy/Graham bill?

[pnwmom]

We should be working especially hard to contact legislators in the red states and swing states in the group -- like West Virginia and Ohio.

(These are the states that got the Medicaid expansion, the funds for which will instead be distributed to non-expansion states.)

[cbreezen]

1. Just read an article not more than five minutes ago

on the Washington Post, but can't locate the link. Try doing a search there. The states that I recall were California, New York, Oregon... and a few others. These were the states that embraced Obamacare. Edit to add: They were all blue states.

Hope this helps.

[pnwmom]

2. Ohio and Kentucky embraced the Medicaid expansion, and they're not blue states.

States like that should be getting our attention.

[cbreezen]

3. You asked about the states "most harmed"

I wish I could find the article. It was filled with a lot of valuable information including a comparison chart between this Republican POS and the last Republican POS.

The states "most harmed" according to the article were blue states.

[Lars39]

6. This one?

https://www.democraticunderground.com/10029601787

[cbreezen]

7. No, it was an article I read on the Washington Post...

but, thank you, anyway.

[Lars39]

8. Oh, ok. :-)

[Ms. Toad]

4. Near the bottom of this page.

Ohio loses $2500 per capita; West Virginia around $550 per capita.

The states that actually expanded Medicaid lose the most. Kentucky , for example, loses over 3000 per capita.

https://www.cbpp.org/research/health/like-other-aca-repeal-bills-cassidy-graham-plan-would-add-millions-to-uninsured

[pnwmom]

5. Thanks, Ms. Toad!