Uninsured Rate Falls to Record Low

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insuranceThe uninsured rate for American adults has fallen to its lowest level since the beginning of 2008, according to a Gallup survey released today.

The 13.4 percent who lack health insurance is down from a peak of 18 percent in late 2013. Uninsurance rates among African-Americans, Hispanics, and the poor experienced the steepest decreases. (The latter two of those groups still had uninsured rates higher than the national average, with a third of Hispanics lacking insurance.)

The uninsured rate for ages 18 to 25 fell 4.5 percent, suggesting they have been enrolling in plans through the Affordable Care Act just as the White House hoped. Read more at Gallup.

{Andy Heller-Matzav.com Newscenter}


4 COMMENTS

  1. Numbers lie all the time, because the people who figure out the polls do what even they want with them. Most likely next week the numbers will be different with another poll people. I bet many are on medicaide now also, so the government is picking the tab. If the government paid all our insurances we can then say Obamacare 100% is insured.

  2. “So things are back to the way they were when he took office. Thanks a bunch. Great job.”

    Indeed it is a great job because after Bush destroyed the economy millions of Americans lost their jobs and their health insurance. Unemployment is now lower than it has been since before the crash.

  3. “Numbers lie all the time”

    You sound like the “unskewed polls” idiot who deluded the Republicans into thinking that they were going to elect Romney. In fact, the results were almost exactly what the major polling firms predicted (Gallup was actually biased a bit towards the Republicans) and only two states were close: Florida, carried by Obama, and North Carolina, carried by Romney.

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