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  (B)    Base less than 75,000.
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  (X)    Not applicable.

Table HI10. Number and percent of children under 19 at or below 200% of poverty by health insurance coverage and state: 2007

(Numbers in thousands)

 

    At or below 200% of poverty
    Health Insurance Coverage
    Yes No
Total Children Under 19 Total S.E. Percent S.E. Total S.E. Percent S.E. Total S.E. Percent S.E.
 
UNITED STATES 		78,245 30,452 380 38.9 0.4 25,023 348 32.0 0.4 5,430 168 6.9 0.2
 
ALABAMA 		1,189 499 53 42.0 3.4 446 50 37.5 3.3 53 17 (B) (B)
ALASKA 195 50 7 (B) (B) 40 6 (B) (B) 10 3 (B) (B)
ARIZONA 1,785 814 73 45.6 3.0 641 64 35.9 2.9 173 34 9.7 1.8
ARKANSAS 755 391 37 51.9 3.4 360 36 47.7 3.4 31 11 (B) (B)
CALIFORNIA 9,902 4,153 164 41.9 1.3 3,454 150 34.9 1.2 700 68 7.1 0.7
COLORADO 1,252 372 49 29.7 3.3 263 41 21.0 2.9 109 26 8.7 2.0
CONNECTICUT 878 234 33 26.6 3.2 213 31 24.2 3.1 21 10 (B) (B)
DELAWARE 219 71 9 (B) (B) 60 8 (B) (B) 11 4 (B) (B)
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 118 60 8 (B) (B) 55 7 (B) (B) 5 2 (B) (B)
FLORIDA 4,298 1,716 100 39.9 1.8 1,175 83 27.3 1.7 541 57 12.6 1.2
 
GEORGIA 		2,638 1,089 79 41.3 2.3 874 70 33.1 2.2 216 35 8.2 1.3
HAWAII 301 90 12 29.9 3.3 84 11 27.8 3.2 6 3 (B) (B)
IDAHO 440 169 18 38.4 3.2 141 16 32.1 3.1 28 7 (B) (B)
ILLINOIS 3,366 1,205 85 35.8 2.0 1,066 80 31.7 2.0 138 29 4.1 0.8
INDIANA 1,692 641 60 37.9 2.8 586 58 34.6 2.8 55 18 (B) (B)
IOWA 743 218 30 29.3 3.4 196 28 26.4 3.3 21 9 (B) (B)
KANSAS 747 295 34 39.6 3.5 257 31 34.4 3.4 39 12 (B) (B)
KENTUCKY 1,067 470 51 44.1 3.6 404 47 37.9 3.5 66 19 (B) (B)
LOUISIANA 1,156 497 52 43.0 3.4 407 48 35.2 3.3 89 22 7.7 1.8
MAINE 297 99 14 33.3 3.9 92 14 31.0 3.9 7 4 (B) (B)
 
MARYLAND 		1,455 356 46 24.5 2.8 273 40 18.8 2.5 83 22 5.7 1.5
MASSACHUSETTS 1,516 480 52 31.6 2.8 463 51 30.6 2.8 17 10 (B) (B)
MICHIGAN 2,555 959 74 37.5 2.3 871 71 34.1 2.3 88 23 3.5 0.9
MINNESOTA 1,320 386 47 29.2 3.0 335 44 25.4 2.8 50 17 (B) (B)
MISSISSIPPI 814 435 40 53.4 3.4 353 36 43.4 3.4 82 18 10.1 2.0
MISSOURI 1,504 630 61 41.9 3.1 534 56 35.5 3.0 96 24 6.4 1.5
MONTANA 231 97 11 42.1 3.7 82 10 35.6 3.5 15 4 (B) (B)
NEBRASKA 472 143 19 30.2 3.3 116 17 24.5 3.1 27 8 (B) (B)
NEVADA 697 257 30 36.9 3.4 192 26 27.5 3.2 65 15 (B) (B)
NEW HAMPSHIRE 316 54 10 (B) (B) 46 9 (B) (B) 8 4 (B) (B)
 
NEW JERSEY 		2,204 614 60 27.9 2.3 441 51 20.0 2.1 173 32 7.9 1.4
NEW MEXICO 518 214 26 41.3 3.8 169 23 32.6 3.6 45 12 (B) (B)
NEW YORK 4,681 1,924 109 41.1 1.8 1,678 102 35.8 1.7 247 39 5.3 0.8
NORTH CAROLINA 2,358 1,009 77 42.8 2.5 800 68 33.9 2.4 210 35 8.9 1.4
NORTH DAKOTA 155 56 7 (B) (B) 46 6 (B) (B) 10 3 (B) (B)
OHIO 2,940 1,109 80 37.7 2.1 947 74 32.2 2.1 162 31 5.5 1.0
OKLAHOMA 982 443 46 45.1 3.5 378 43 38.5 3.4 65 18 (B) (B)
OREGON 913 335 42 36.7 3.7 277 38 30.3 3.5 58 18 (B) (B)
PENNSYLVANIA 2,897 1,032 77 35.6 2.1 880 71 30.4 2.1 152 30 5.2 1.0
RHODE ISLAND 250 88 12 35.2 3.8 74 11 (B) (B) 14 5 (B) (B)
 
SOUTH CAROLINA 		1,130 491 52 43.5 3.5 379 46 33.5 3.3 112 25 10.0 2.1
SOUTH DAKOTA 207 67 8 (B) (B) 60 7 (B) (B) 7 3 (B) (B)
TENNESSEE 1,542 704 63 45.6 3.0 629 60 40.8 3.0 75 21 (B) (B)
TEXAS 7,008 3,271 148 46.7 1.5 2,308 124 32.9 1.5 963 81 13.7 1.1
UTAH 877 300 29 34.2 2.7 243 26 27.7 2.6 57 13 (B) (B)
VERMONT 133 45 7 (B) (B) 38 6 (B) (B) 7 3 (B) (B)
VIRGINIA 1,950 648 61 33.2 2.5 536 55 27.5 2.4 112 25 5.7 1.3
WASHINGTON 1,637 508 55 31.0 2.8 449 52 27.4 2.7 59 19 (B) (B)
WEST VIRGINIA 421 193 20 45.9 3.5 183 19 43.5 3.5 10 5 (B) (B)
WISCONSIN 1,391 428 50 30.8 3.0 393 48 28.3 2.9 35 14 (B) (B)
WYOMING 134 43 6 (B) (B) 36 5 (B) (B) 7 2 (B) (B)
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, 2008 Annual Social and Economic Supplement.

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