Kansas Statistical Abstract 2001 - Institute for Policy & Social ...

Low Income Uninsured Children by State:
Three-year Averages for 1999, 2000, and 2001
(Numbers in Thousands)
Total Children
under 19 years,
All Income Levels
At or Below
200% of Poverty
State
Alabama 1,194
Number
550
Percent
46.0
Number
77
Percent
6.4
Alaska 203 62 30.6 14 7.0
Arizona 1,526 709 46.4 197 12.9
Arkansas 725 366 50.5 63 8.7
California 10,089 4,350 43.1 1,051 10.4
Colorado 1,214 377 31.0 105 8.6
Connecticut 876 239 27.3 42 4.8
Delaware 208 62 29.8 8 4.0
District of Columbia 116 58 50.1 8 6.5
Florida 3,922 1,664 42.4 443 11.3
Georgia 2,305 976 42.3 171 7.4
Hawaii 328 116 35.2 16 5.0
Idaho 389 168 43.2 43 11.1
Illinois 3,341 1,098 32.9 223 6.7
Indiana 1,561 534 34.2 99 6.4
Iowa 761 222 29.2 28 3.7
Kansas 696 243 34.9 50 7.1
Kentucky 1,020 393 38.5 70 6.9
Louisiana 1,258 648 51.5 166 13.4
Maine 301 104 34.5 10 3.4
Maryland 1,398 319 22.8 64 4.6
Massachusetts 1,511 502 33.2 56 3.6
Michigan 2,729 870 31.9 106 3.9
Minnesota 1,301 301 23.1 40 3.0
Mississippi 813 396 48.7 62 7.7
Missouri 1,494 461 30.9 39 2.6
Montana 238 107 44.9 24 10.2
Nebraska 464 147 31.7 23 5.0
Nevada 603 229 38.0 68 11.2
New Hampshire 325 75 23.1 8 2.5
New Jersey 2,044 533 26.1 110 5.4
New Mexico 541 291 53.8 81 14.8
New York 4,900 1,961 40.0 298 6.1
North Carolina 2,103 863 41.1 158 7.5
North Dakota 150 60 40.2 10 6.4
Ohio 2,933 1,034 35.3 169 5.7
Oklahoma 895 409 45.7 105 11.7
Oregon 904 344 38.0 72 7.9
Pennsylvania 2,961 985 33.3 126 4.3
Rhode Island 261 77 29.4 8 2.9
South Carolina 1,032 412 40.0 69 6.9
South Dakota 194 63 32.3 9 4.8
Tennessee 1,460 588 40.3 52 3.6
Texas 6,241 2,884 46.2 990 15.9
Utah 755 252 33.4 44 5.8
Vermont 144 50 34.6 3 2.1
Virginia 1,845 517 28.0 111 6.1
Washington 1,557 515 33.1 96 6.2
West Virginia 403 201 49.9 31 7.7
Wisconsin 1,448 438 30.3 57 3.8
Wyoming 131 50 38.0 10 7.5
United States 75,809 28,872 38.1 5,984 7.9
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey, March 2000, 2001, and 2002.
(last revised October 22, 2002).
At or Below
200% of Poverty
without Health Insurance