This is a map of the US related to the topic of the expansion of medicaid. It appears that
the some states that want to expand on it are typical democrat states and the ones that want
it reduce are southern states.
This chart shows where states stand on expanding the Medicaid participation under the new
health care laws. Most of the south states are not participation, as shown. But a majority
of east and west coast states have said they will be participating according to the graph.
This chart describes all over the map. Specifically, where states stand on expanding medicaid
participation under the new federal health-care law. Categories are represented by different
colors.
The "All Over the Map" chart shows where states stand on expanding medicaid participation
under the new federal health-care law. Much of the southern U.S. is not participating while
parts of the Midwest, New England, and Pacific Northwest are.
The document contains a map of the United States and details where each state stands on the
issue of expanding Medicaid participation under the new federal health-care law. The color-coded
map shows whether each state is participating, not participating, leaning towards participating,
and leaning towards not participating.
The following chart is titles all over the Map. It shows where different states stand on expanding
Medicaid participation under new federal health care law.
This is a color coded map of the United States depicting where states stand on expanding Medicaid
participation under the new federal health-care law.
The image depicts the position of different US states on the position of expanding medicaid
participation under Obamacare. Many republican-lead, as well as southern states, are against
expanding medicaid, while liberal-run, liberal-leaning states are for it.
This is a United states map showing support of expanding Medicaid participation under new
health care law including the number of people who would qualify if laws were adopted.
This graphic shows which states are expanding medicaid under new healthcare laws. Each state
has a color representing participating, want to participate, not participating, wanting to
not participate, and undecided. There is also a number showing the amount of people that would
qualify for medicaid.
This is a map that shows the us and the amount of states that are participating in government
subsidies program. It is broken down by color showing which states are or aren't participants
This chart describes all over the map. Specifically, where states stand on expanding Medicaid
participation under the new federal health care law. Categories have different colors.
