Northern Virginia Poverty Overview (3-19-11) by Dr. Michael Cassidy

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March 19th, 2011

Michael Cassidy, President and CEO

The Commonwealth Insti tute for Fiscal Analysis


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United

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Virginia


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c mon nternat ona

Raceway (RIR): home toVirginias largest

Seating capacity:,

cou e e more an w ce w e num er oVirginia children living in poverty

RIR could be filled every day for over a week with the number

of Virginians living in poverty


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Medicaid Spending:

United States $1,023 25. Maryland $967

1. New York 2 282 26. South Carolina 945

Per Capita Medicaid Spending by State, FY 2007

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2. Rhode Island $1,640 27. Oklahoma $935

3. Massachusetts $1,592 28. Michigan $9224. Maine $1,514 29. Washington $898

5. Vermont $1,457 30. Alabama $890

6. Alaska $1,401 31. New Hampshire $888

7. New Mexico $1,341 32. Wisconsin $882

8. Pennsylvania $1,283 33. Nebraska $868

9. Connecticut $1,247 34. Texas $864

10. Louisiana $1,231 35. Hawaii $86011. West Virginia $1,201 36. Iowa $851

12. Minnesota $1,195 37. Wyoming $828

13. Tennessee $1,159 38. Indiana $808

14. Delaware $1,150 39. North Dakota $796

15. Ohio $1,137 40. South Dakota $779

16. Mississippi $1,125 41. Oregon $775

17. Missouri $1,122 42. Kansas $769

18. Arkansas $1,094 43. Montana $766

19. North Carolina $1,087 44. Florida $746

20. Kentucky $1,084 45. Georgia $736

21. Arizona $1,042 46. Idaho $733

22. New Jersey $1,031 47. Virginia $645

23. California $989 48. Colorado $605

24. Illinois $987 49. Utah $521

50. Nevada $487


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Medicaid Eligibility:

United States 68%

1. Minnesota 275% 26. Colorado 66%

Income Limits for Parents in Medicaid

(using the percent of the federal poverty level)

2. District of Columbia 207% 27. Michigan 66%

3. Maine 206% 28. Kentucky 62%4. Arizona 200% 29. North Dakota 62%

5. New Jersey 200% 30. Montana 58%

6. Wisconsin 200% 31. Nebraska 58%

7. Connecticut 191% 32. Florida 55%

8. Vermont 191% 33. South Dakota 54%

9. Illinois 185% 34. Wyoming 54%

10. Rhode Island 181% 35. Georgia 52%

11. New York 150% 36. New Hampshire 51%

12. Tennessee 134% 37. North Carolina 51%

13. Massachusetts 133% 38. Oklahoma 48%

14. Delaware 121% 39. Mississippi 46%

15. Maryland 116% 40. Oregon 42%

16. California 106% 41. Pennsylvania 36%

17. Hawaii 100% 42. Kansas 34%

18. Nevada 91% 43. West Virginia 34%

19. Ohio 90% 44. Virginia 30%

20. South Carolina 90% 45. Idaho 28%

21. Iowa 86% 46. Texas 27%

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23. Washington 77% 48. Louisiana 26%

24. New Mexico 69% 49. Missouri 26%

25. Utah 68% 50. Alabama 25%

51. Arkansas 17%


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Michael Cassidy, President and CEO

The Commonwealth Institute for Fiscal Analysis

[email protected]

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