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KHN: Florida Leads the Nation in Obamacare Enrollment

Enrollment in the federal health insurance marketplace created under the Affordable Care Act is boosted by mapping users in states like Florida to coordinate urban outreach, despite a Republican stronghold of the state.

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Enrollment in the federal health insurance marketplace created under the Affordable Care Act is boosted by mapping users in states like Florida to coordinate urban outreach, despite a Republican stronghold of the state. Others — including Texas, with many prospective users outside of urban markets — are lagging in enrollment numbers.

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