Progressive Caucus Medicaid Press Conference Materials

VIRGINIA PROGRESSIVE CAUCUSMedicaid Expansion

Press BriefingMarch 5, 2014

PRESS CONFERENCE Estimate Methodology Estimated Job Creation Estimated Reallocation of Medicaid Savings to Secondary

Education Polling Data Bottom Line:

Republicans are voting against millions of dollars and hundreds of jobs per Delegate

VOTING AGAINST VIRGINIA

NEW SPENDING ASSUMPTIONS Federal Revenue Medicaid Expansion Revenue Projections:

$1.825 Billion Per Year $5 Million Per Day

$285.03 Million FY15-16 General Fund Savings Assuming Coverage Effective 10/1/14 FY15 - $112.99 Million FY16 - $172.04 Million Source: Latest DMAS Analysis

DMAS Medicaid At A Glance By Delegate Seat Total Overall Medicaid Population Total Population of Children, Elderly, Blind, Disabled, Pregnant Mothers Total Current Medicaid Spending


NEW SPENDING METHODOLOGY New Medicaid Spending Projections:

Analyzed Current Virginia Medicaid Enrollment of Children Children are rough proxy for parents without insurance Is also rough proxy for low-income uninsured childless adults

Why Not Other Numbers? Elderly, Pregnant Mother, Blind, Disabled Populations are not representative Elderly spending is disproportionate to current uninsured population

Analysis Allocates Medicaid Expansion New Projected Spending and New Jobs Proportional to Current Medicaid Children Enrollment

Education Spending: Took projected General Fund Savings Distributed across all localities in proportion to projected Direct Aid in House Amendments to

HB30 Allocated spending to Delegates by jurisdictions represented


Average of $23.6 Million in New Medicaid Spending Per Delegate in Top 20 Republican Seats

#1 - $29.9 Million (HD14 Marshall) #20 - $19.7 Million (HD26 Wilt)

Average of 389 New Jobs In Top 20 Republican Seats #1 492 (HD14 - Marshall) #20 324 (HD26 Wilt)

Examples of Lost Education Direct Aid Medicaid Expansion Savings $27.6 Million for Fairfax County $21.1 Million for Prince William County $15.4 Million for Virginia Beach $1.87 Million for Danville $1.72 Million for Franklin County

VOTING AGAINST VIRGINIATop 20 Republican Seats

Courtesy of Richmond Times Dispatch and Prof. Steven Farnsworth, Stephen Hanna & Benjamin Harris


FIVE DELEGATE DISTRICTS POLLEDVOTING AGAINST VIRGINIA

No. Delegate McAuliffe Approval GOP IDSupport

Medicaid Expansion

McAuliffe v. Medicaid Support

Difference

No Insurance(Per Poll)

Medicaid Population (Per DMAS)

9 Poindexter 25% 39% 56% -21% 22% 23%14 Marshall 27% 38% 55% -28% 23% 30%31 Lingamfelter 37% 33% 56% -19% 13% 10%79 Joannou 54% 20% 71% -17% 20% 12%97 Peace 28% 46% 51% -20% 14% 9%

POLL RESULTSQuestion: Virginia is eligible to receive $5 million in federal funding each day to pay for health care for working Virginians through the Medicaid program. Do you think the Virginia state government should

accept this federal funding to expand Medicaid coverage, or not?

Poll by Public Policy Polling Poll taken February 26-27, 2014 Universe of Random Registered Voters Who Had Voted in 1 of last 3 Federal Elections


LOST OPPORTUNITIES

No. Delegate Medicaid Support Per Poll Dollars Lost Jobs Lost

Projected EducationDollars Lost

(Per Jurisdictions Represented)

9 Poindexter 56% $25,727,987 386 $2,492,20814 Marshall 55% $32,781,470 492 $2,668,45731 Lingamfelter 56% $15,926,578 239 $12,236,58479 Joannou 71% $15,240,308 229 $6,707,80397 Peace 51% $12,594,896 189 $2,730,810


BOTTOM LINES Most Residents of Medicaid Opponents Seats Support Expansion

Majorities of Virginians Support Medicaid Expansion in Republican Seats

Many Districts That Would Benefit The Most Are Republican Seats $1.19 Billion in New Spending in Republican Delegate Seats 17,880 Jobs in Republican Delegate Seats Millions in New Education Spending in Republican Delegate Seats

House Republicans Balance the Budget on the Backs of Law Enforcement, Safety Net and Schools

Expansion Would Free Up Millions for Schools in Republican Delegate Districts


Virginians Need to Act Sign Petition:

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VotingAgainstVirginia

PressBriefingCalculationsbyDelegateSeat

Delegate Dist. Party

CurrentTotalMedicaidPopulation

NumberofChildren

%ofChildrenReceivingMedicaidinVirginia

TotalCurrentCostsforAllRecipients

TotalUninsuredCovered

TotalProjectedNewSpending

TotalProjectedNewJobs

Rankby%Total

PopulationRankby#ofKids

Rankby$$Spent

Marshall,DanielW.,III 14 R 30% 11,512 1.64% $129,774,067 6,556 $29,913,092 492 1 1 1Bloxson,Robert 100 R 26% 11,266 1.60% $94,452,540 6,416 $29,273,878 481 5 2 8Wright,ThomasC.,Jr. 61 R 28% 11,016 1.57% $131,025,951 6,274 $28,624,272 471 2 3 3Adams,LeslieR. 16 R 25% 9,940 1.42% $97,373,708 5,661 $25,828,364 425 7 4 7O'Quinn,IsraelD. 5 R 26% 9,888 1.41% $90,778,619 5,631 $25,693,246 422 6 5 10Chafin,A.Benton,Jr. 4 R 27% 9,871 1.41% $93,597,418 5,622 $25,649,073 422 4 6 9Miller,JacksonH. 50 R 16% 9,576 1.36% $47,575,540 5,454 $24,882,537 409 23 7 37Byron,KathyJ. 22 R 23% 9,531 1.36% $166,494,051 5,428 $24,765,608 407 9 8 2Marshall,RobertG. 13 R 15% 9,472 1.35% $44,552,475 5,394 $24,612,300 405 24 9 42Poindexter,CharlesD. 9 R 23% 9,035 1.29% $88,002,267 5,146 $23,476,788 386 10 10 11Campbell,JeffreyL. 6 R 24% 9,031 1.29% $112,879,996 5,143 $23,466,394 386 8 11 4Morefield,JamesW.(Will) 3 R 23% 8,852 1.26% $83,489,730 5,041 $23,001,276 378 11 12 12Edmunds,JamesE.,II 60 R 23% 8,626 1.23% $97,652,425 4,913 $22,414,031 368 12 13 6Ingram,RileyE. 62 R 17% 8,406 1.20% $63,670,799 4,787 $21,842,377 359 16 14 26Gilbert,C.Todd 15 R 19% 8,395 1.20% $71,406,643 4,781 $21,813,795 359 13 15 18Scott,EdwardT. 30 R 17% 8,306 1.18% $74,499,491 4,730 $21,582,535 355 17 16 15Berg,MarkJ. 29 R 17% 8,276 1.18% $64,320,679 4,713 $21,504,582 353 18 17 25Ransone,MargaretB. 99 R 18% 8,005 1.14% $70,107,648 4,559 $20,800,408 342 15 18 21Bell,RichardP. 20 R 19% 7,738 1.10% $71,256,293 4,407 $20,106,628 331 14 19 19Wilt,TonyO. 26 R 15% 7,588 1.08% $51,367,682 4,322 $19,716,864 324 25 20 33Howell,WilliamJ. 28 R 14% 7,084 1.01% $47,193,337 4,034 $18,407,257 303 28 21 38Hodges,M.Keith 98 R 17% 7,056 1.00% $73,989,827 4,019 $18,334,501 301 19 22 16Rust,ThomasDavis 86 R 11% 6,883 0.98% $28,854,323 3,920 $17,884,973 294 39 23 60Austin,TerryL. 19 R 17% 6,808 0.97% $80,966,028 3,877 $17,690,091 291 20 24 13Fariss,C.Matthew 59 R 17% 6,716 0.96% $67,880,954 3,825 $17,451,036 287 21 25 22Yancey,DavidE. 94 R 14% 6,657 0.95% $49,389,786 3,791 $17,297,728 284 29 26 36Rush,L.Nick 7 R 17% 6,600 0.94% $71,635,509 3,759 $17,149,618 282 22 27 17Cox,M.Kirkland 66 R 13% 6,538 0.93% $55,035,222 3,724 $16,988,516 279 32 28 30O'Bannon,JohnM.,III 73 R 13% 6,511 0.93% $46,728,393 3,708 $16,918,358 278 33 29 40Cole,MarkL. 88 R 13% 6,455 0.92% $51,352,677 3,676 $16,772,846 276 34 30 34Cline,BenjaminL. 24 R 15% 6,429 0.92% $66,297,989 3,661 $16,705,287 275 26 31 24Orrock,RobertD.,Sr. 54 R 12% 6,306 0.90% $55,381,148 3,591 $16,385,681 269 36 32 29Robinson,RoxannL. 27 R 12% 6,247 0.89% $54,284,711 3,558 $16,232,373 267 37 33 31Head,ChristopherT. 17 R 15% 6,160 0.88% $75,951,348 3,508 $16,006,310 263 27 34 14Taylor,ScottW. 85 R 13% 6,107 0.87% $70,762,182 3,478 $15,868,594 261 35 35 20Morris,RichardL. 64 R 14% 6,071 0.86% $67,602,638 3,458 $15,775,050 259 30 36 23Habeeb,GregoryD. 8 R 14% 5,880 0.84% $60,451,062 3,349 $15,278,751 251 31 37 27Bell,RobertB. 58 R 12% 5,735 0.82% $44,035,861 3,266 $14,901,979 245 38 38 43Lingamfelter,L.Scott 31 R 10% 5,593 0.80% $28,202,957 3,185 $14,533,002 239 50 39 61Knight,BarryD. 81 R 11% 5,552 0.79% $36,338,022 3,162 $14,426,467 237 40 40 50Davis,GlennR.,Jr. 84 R 11% 5,525 0.79% $42,908,794 3,147 $14,356,309 236 41 41 46Webert,MichaelJ. 18 R 11% 5,493 0.78% $43,048,656 3,128 $14,273,159 235 42 42 45Villanueva,RonaldA. 21 R 11% 5,351 0.76% $37,510,651 3,047 $13,904,183 229 43 43 49Stolle,ChristopherP. 83 R 11% 5,290 0.75% $35,875,820 3,013 $13,745,679 226 44 44 51Landes,R.Steven 25 R 11% 5,253 0.75% $41,236,728 2,992 $13,649,537 224 45 45 47Fowler,HylandF.(Buddy),Jr. 55 R 11% 5,195 0.74% $43,323,526 2,959 $13,498,828 222 46 46 44Kilgore,TerryG. 1 R 28% 5,008 0.71% $108,859,079 2,852 $13,012,922 214 3 47 5Minchew,J.Randall 10 R 9% 5,008 0.71% $34,974,223 2,852 $13,012,922 214 53 48 54Garrett,T.Scott 23 R 11% 4,834 0.69% $57,088,240 2,753 $12,560,796 206 47 49 28Helsel,GordonC.,Jr. 91 R 10% 4,803 0.68% $39,836,489 2,735 $12,480,245 205 51 50 48Yost,JosephR. 12 R 11% 4,723 0.67% $46,667,050 2,690 $12,272,371 202 48 51 41Anderson,RichardL. 51 R 8% 4,696 0.67% $27,560,395 2,674 $12,202,213 201 58 52 62Jones,S.Chris 76 R 11% 4,616 0.66% $54,211,713 2,629 $11,994,339 197 49 53 32Ramadan,DavidI. 87 R 8% 4,574 0.65% $22,408,621 2,605 $11,885,205 195 59 54 64Massie,JamesP.(Jimmie),III 72 R 9% 4,447 0.63% $46,937,765 2,533 $11,555,205 190 54 55 39Peace,ChristopherK. 97 R 9% 4,423 0.63% $35,626,098 2,519 $11,492,843 189 55 56 52DeSteph,WilliamR.,Jr. 82 R 10% 4,404 0.63% $49,964,311 2,508 $11,443,472 188 52 57 35Pogge,BrendaL. 96 R 9% 4,311 0.61% $30,870,928 2,455 $11,201,819 184 56 58 58LaRock,DavidA. 33 R 8% 4,041 0.58% $28,868,717 2,301 $10,500,243 173 60 59 59Farrell,PeterF. 56 R 9% 4,024 0.57% $34,273,217 2,292 $10,456,070 172 57 60 56Leftwich,JamesA.,Jr. 78 R 8% 3,667 0.52% $35,605,828 2,088 $9,528,432 157 61 61 53Ware,R.Lee,Jr. 65 R 8% 3,660 0.52% $33,562,076 2,084 $9,510,243 156 62 62 57LeMunyon,JamesM. 67 R 7% 3,371 0.48% $26,757,889 1,920 $8,759,297 144 63 63 63Hugo,TimothyD. 40 R 6% 3,117 0.44% $17,590,417 1,775 $8,099,297 133 64 64 65Greason,ThomasA.(Tag) 32 R 4% 2,433 0.35% $13,981,414 1,386 $6,321,973 104 67 65 67Albo,DavidB. 42 R 5% 2,404 0.34% $16,603,427 1,369 $6,246,618 103 65 66 66Loupassi,G.M.(Manoli) 68 R 5% 2,203 0.31% $34,911,640 1,255 $5,724,335 94 66 67 55Comstock,BarbaraJ. 34 R 3% 1,267 0.18% $12,780,765 722 $3,292,207 54 68 68 68

NewFederalMedicaidDollarsNewJobsCreatedbyExpansion

1,825,000,000$30,000


RepublicanCaucus

DistrictsRankedbyMedicaidChildPopulationsByCaucusEstimatedProjectedNewMedicaidExpendituresandJobsbyDelegate

RepublicanCaucusRanks

TOP20REPUBLICANCAUCUSAVERAGE 9,115 85,308,160$ 5,191 23,684,538$ 389TOTALSREPUBLICANCAUCUS 429,859 61.20% 3,930,456,473$ 244,813 1,116,957,228$ 18,361

Delegate Dist. Party

CurrentMedicaidPopulation

NumberofChildren

%ofChildrenReceivingMedicaidinVirginia

TotalCostsforAllRecipients

TotalUninsuredCovered

TotalProjectedNewSpending

TotalProjectedNewJobs

Rankby%Population

Rankby#ofKids

Rankby$$Spent

BaCote,MamyeE. 95 D 33% 15,513 2.21% $118,537,668 8,835 $40,309,398 663 1 1 10McQuinn,DeloresL. 70 D 29% 14,440 2.06% $120,131,431 8,224 $37,521,286 617 5 2 9Carr,BetsyB. 69 D 31% 14,215 2.02% $156,005,621 8,096 $36,936,640 607 2 3 3Spruill,Lionell,Sr. 77 D 30% 13,685 1.95% $131,844,219 7,794 $35,559,473 585 3 4 6Howell,AlgieT.,Jr. 90 D 27% 12,792 1.82% $125,650,683 7,285 $33,239,078 546 8 5 8Rasoul,Sam 11 D 30% 12,624 1.80% $133,662,605 7,190 $32,802,542 539 4 6 5Hester,DaunSessoms 89 D 29% 12,450 1.77% $126,668,600 7,091 $32,350,416 532 6 7 7Torian,LukeE. 52 D 21% 11,833 1.68% $67,039,150 6,739 $30,747,187 505 14 8 14James,Matthew 80 D 26% 11,720 1.67% $105,831,697 6,675 $30,453,564 501 9 9 11Morrissey,JosephD. 74 D 25% 11,680 1.66% $96,166,122 6,652 $30,349,627 499 11 10 13McClellan,JenniferL. 71 D 28% 11,305 1.61% $158,569,649 6,438 $29,375,217 483 7 11 2Dance,RosalynR. 63 D 26% 10,947 1.56% $158,674,619 6,235 $28,444,980 468 10 12 1Ward,JeionA. 92 D 24% 10,691 1.52% $97,752,207 6,089 $27,779,783 457 12 13 12Kory,Kaye 38 D 17% 10,133 1.44% $56,488,877 5,771 $26,329,861 433 15 14 19Tyler,RoslynC. 75 D 24% 9,526 1.36% $142,911,520 5,425 $24,752,616 407 13 15 4Surovell,ScottA. 44 D 16% 9,371 1.33% $42,738,651 5,337 $24,349,859 400 16 16 22Lopez,AlfonsoH. 49 D 15% 8,503 1.21% $43,755,860 4,843 $22,094,425 363 17 17 20Futrell,MichaelT. 2 D 14% 7,995 1.14% $41,880,220 4,553 $20,774,424 341 18 18 23Watts,VivianE. 39 D 13% 7,570 1.08% $43,180,507 4,311 $19,670,092 323 10 19 21Herring,CharnieleL. 46 D 12% 6,435 0.92% $37,076,800 3,665 $16,720,878 275 21 20 26Toscano,DavidJ. 57 D 13% 5,982 0.85% $66,390,299 3,407 $15,543,790 256 20 21 15Mason,T.Montgomery 93 D 12% 5,972 0.85% $59,339,225 3,401 $15,517,806 255 22 22 18Joannou,JohnnyS. 79 D 12% 5,352 0.76% $66,058,676 3,048 $13,906,781 229 23 23 16Sickles,MarkD. 43 D 9% 5,177 0.74% $26,282,550 2,948 $13,452,057 221 24 24 30Simon,MarcusB. 53 D 9% 5,146 0.73% $26,735,181 2,931 $13,371,505 220 25 25 29Bulova,DavidL. 37 D 8% 4,369 0.62% $39,080,896 2,488 $11,352,528 187 26 26 25Krupicka,K.Robert,Jr. 45 D 8% 4,296 0.61% $39,536,254 2,447 $11,162,842 183 27 27 24Plum,KennethR. 36 D 8% 3,954 0.56% $28,399,235 2,252 $10,274,180 169 28 28 28Hope,PatrickA. 47 D 6% 2,793 0.40% $31,084,363 1,591 $7,257,407 119 39 20 27FillerCorn,Eileen 41 D 6% 2,791 0.40% $64,144,315 1,590 $7,252,210 119 30 30 17Keam,MarkL. 35 D 5% 2,289 0.33% $24,285,830 1,304 $5,947,799 98 31 31 32Brink,RobertH. 48 D 3% 940 0.13% $24,561,198 535 $2,442,521 40 32 32 31TOTALSDEMOCRATICCAUCUS 272,489 38.80% 2,500,464,728$ 155,187 708,042,772$ 11,639OVERALLTOTALS 702,348 100.00% 6,430,921,201$ 400,000 1,825,000,000$ 30,000

DemocraticCaucusRankDemocraticCaucus

20142016Composite

Index

201416Avg.Daily

Membership

FY2015EstimatedDistribution(Per

HouseAmendments)

HB30%ofTotalDirect

Aid

AdditionalProRataShareof

MedicaidSavings

ExtrapolatedAddtl.

InvestmentPerChildPer

ProgressiveCaucus

ExtrapolatedAddtl.TeachersAt

$55K/FTEACCOMACK 0.3553 5,037 $31,729,430 0.510% $1,454,906 $288.84 26.45ALBEMARLE 0.6504 13,019 $46,187,214 0.743% $2,117,847 $162.67 38.51ALLEGHANY 0.2423 2,305 $1,596,240 0.026% $73,193 $31.75 1.33AMELIA 0.3308 1,728 $10,205,638 0.164% $467,965 $270.81 8.51AMHERST 0.3079 4,015 $25,412,408 0.409% $1,165,249 $290.22 21.19APPOMATTOX 0.3079 2,255 $13,684,884 0.220% $627,500 $278.27 11.41ARLINGTON 0.8 23,312 $57,665,217 0.928% $2,644,154 $113.42 48.08AUGUSTA 0.3543 10,264 $54,400,567 0.875% $2,494,458 $243.03 45.35BATH 0.8 591 $1,701,294 0.027% $78,010 $132.00 1.42BEDFORD 0.3132 9,875 $55,349,234 0.890% $2,537,958 $257.01 46.14BLAND 0.3252 833 $4,919,906 0.079% $225,595 $270.82 4.10BOTETOURT 0.3718 4,661 $24,106,914 0.388% $1,105,387 $237.16 20.10BRUNSWICK 0.2984 1,799 $13,734,992 0.221% $629,798 $350.08 11.45BUCHANAN 0.357 2,987 $18,170,216 0.292% $833,169 $278.93 15.15BUCKINGHAM 0.3346 2,000 $13,172,668 0.212% $604,013 $302.01 10.98CAMPBELL 0.2759 7,846 $46,166,271 0.743% $2,116,887 $269.80 38.49CAROLINE 0.3272 4,256 $25,117,993 0.404% $1,151,749 $270.62 20.94CARROLL 0.2695 3,808 $25,643,759 0.413% $1,175,857 $308.79 21.38CHARLESCITY 0.4431 679 $4,137,623 0.067% $189,725 $279.42 3.45CHARLOTTE 0.2579 1,842 $13,341,464 0.215% $611,753 $332.11 11.12CHESTERFIELD 0.3495 58,669 $303,300,180 4.879% $13,907,384 $237.05 252.86CLARKE 0.5151 1,964 $8,272,059 0.133% $379,303 $193.13 6.90CRAIG 0.3155 683 $4,583,964 0.074% $210,191 $307.75 3.82CULPEPER 0.3444 8,055 $44,212,369 0.711% $2,027,293 $251.68 36.86CUMBERLAND 0.278 1,337 $8,902,441 0.143% $408,208 $305.32 7.42DICKENSON 0.2709 2,168 $14,084,231 0.227% $645,812 $297.88 11.74DINWIDDIE 0.2881 4,362 $26,640,948 0.429% $1,221,582 $280.05 22.21ESSEX 0.4021 1,427 $8,497,586 0.137% $389,644 $273.05 7.08FAIRFAX 0.6804 178,752 $602,701,938 9.696% $27,636,012 $154.61 502.47FAUQUIER 0.5584 10,990 $45,488,921 0.732% $2,085,828 $189.79 37.92FLOYD 0.3468 1,991 $11,703,324 0.188% $536,639 $269.53 9.76FLUVANNA 0.3834 3,526 $19,427,405 0.313% $890,815 $252.64 16.20FRANKLIN 0.4136 6,948 $37,619,727 0.605% $1,724,997 $248.27 31.36FREDERICK 0.3718 12,969 $69,892,947 1.124% $3,204,838 $247.12 58.27GILES 0.2866 2,543 $15,251,037 0.245% $699,314 $275.00 12.71GLOUCESTER 0.3659 5,421 $28,054,942 0.451% $1,286,418 $237.30 23.39GOOCHLAND 0.8 2,426 $6,548,286 0.105% $300,262 $123.77 5.46GRAYSON 0.3459 1,701 $11,554,994 0.186% $529,837 $311.49 9.63GREENE 0.3566 3,034 $17,537,018 0.282% $804,134 $265.04 14.62GREENSVILLE 0.2258 1,395 $9,981,731 0.161% $457,698 $328.10 8.32HALIFAX 0.301 5,085 $34,010,499 0.547% $1,559,501 $306.69 28.35HANOVER 0.4069 17,827 $86,518,838 1.392% $3,967,194 $222.54 72.13HENRICO 0.4058 49,793 $247,805,902 3.987% $11,362,776 $228.20 206.60HENRY 0.2407 6,926 $47,226,166 0.760% $2,165,486 $312.66 39.37HIGHLAND 0.8 187 $1,539,183 0.025% $70,577 $377.42 1.28ISLEOFWIGHT 0.4193 5,267 $26,926,815 0.433% $1,234,690 $234.42 22.45JAMESCITY 0.5629 10,051 $40,243,386 0.647% $1,845,301 $183.59 33.55KINGGEORGE 0.3772 4,247 $21,826,558 0.351% $1,000,825 $235.65 18.20KING&QUEEN 0.4336 750 $4,645,918 0.075% $213,032 $284.04 3.87KINGWILLIAM 0.3195 2,217 $13,344,357 0.215% $611,886 $276.00 11.13LANCASTER 0.7789 1,119 $3,432,500 0.055% $157,392 $140.65 2.86LEE 0.1885 3,154 $25,126,910 0.404% $1,152,158 $365.30 20.95LOUDOUN 0.5616 72,700 $280,278,216 4.509% $12,851,746 $176.78 233.67LOUISA 0.5642 4,673 $19,763,313 0.318% $906,218 $12.47 16.48LUNENBURG 0.2501 1,477 $10,771,805 0.173% $493,925 $334.41 8.98

VotingAgainstVirginiaProjectedSecondaryEducationDistributionswithReallocatedMedicaidSavings

AllocatedProportionaltoHB30HouseAmendmentsAdditionalFY201516Appropriation $285,030,000

MADISON 0.4469 1,792 $9,166,140 0.147% $420,300 $234.54 7.64MATHEWS 0.5435 1,118 $5,126,925 0.082% $235,088 $210.28 4.27MECKLENBURG 0.3608 4,384 $25,858,162 0.416% $1,185,688 $270.46 21.56MIDDLESEX 0.7445 1,157 $4,144,189 0.067% $190,026 $164.24 3.46MONTGOMERY 0.3864 9,475 $50,736,328 0.816% $2,326,440 $245.53 42.30NELSON 0.5686 1,886 $8,390,058 0.135% $384,714 $203.98 6.99NEWKENT 0.4296 2,886 $13,303,338 0.214% $610,005 $211.37 11.09NORTHAMPTON 0.4838 1,523 $8,902,110 0.143% $408,193 $268.02 7.42NORTHUMBERLAN 0.7428 1,294 $4,135,494 0.067% $189,627 $146.54 3.45NOTTOWAY 0.2477 2,135 $15,259,611 0.245% $699,707 $327.73 12.72ORANGE 0.3617 4,919 $26,038,547 0.419% $1,193,959 $242.72 21.71PAGE 0.2984 3,255 $20,129,470 0.324% $923,007 $283.57 16.78PATRICK 0.2725 2,795 $18,432,820 0.297% $845,210 $302.40 15.37PITTSYLVANIA 0.2507 8,914 $57,566,371 0.926% $2,639,621 $296.12 47.99POWHATAN 0.3912 4,123 $20,973,129 0.337% $961,692 $233.25 17.49PRINCEEDWARD 0.3272 2,088 $14,042,830 0.226% $643,913 $308.39 11.71PRINCEGEORGE 0.2429 6,155 $38,219,966 0.615% $1,752,520 $284.73 31.86PRINCEWILLIAM 0.3821 84,057 $461,603,052 7.426% $21,166,130 $251.81 384.84PULASKI 0.3111 4,307 $26,468,507 0.426% $1,213,675 $281.79 22.07RAPPAHANNOCK 0.7912 882 $2,725,042 0.044% $124,953 $141.67 2.27RICHMOND 0.3581 1,278 $7,819,901 0.126% $358,570 $280.57 6.52ROANOKE 0.3703 13,886 $71,717,707 1.154% $3,288,510 $236.82 59.79ROCKBRIDGE 0.4739 2,580 $13,513,278 0.217% $619,632 $240.17 11.27ROCKINGHAM 0.37 11,383 $60,669,085 0.976% $2,781,892 $244.39 50.58RUSSELL 0.2485 3,907 $27,045,132 0.435% $1,240,115 $317.41 22.55SCOTT 0.1939 3,605 $25,967,858 0.418% $1,190,718 $330.30 21.65SHENANDOAH 0.3651 6,066 $32,988,524 0.531% $1,512,640 $249.36 27.50SMYTH 0.2251 4,571 $30,902,022 0.497% $1,416,967 $309.99 25.76SOUTHAMPTON 0.2876 2,721 $18,262,416 0.294% $837,396 $307.75 15.23SPOTSYLVANIA 0.3554 23,424 $126,650,196 2.037% $5,807,359 $247.92 105.59STAFFORD 0.3411 26,923 $138,320,209 2.225% $6,342,470 $235.58 115.32SURRY 0.8 898 $2,791,220 0.045% $127,987 $142.52 2.33SUSSEX 0.3583 1,064 $7,655,776 0.123% $351,044 $329.93 6.38TAZEWELL 0.2754 6,054 $37,282,960 0.600% $1,709,555 $282.38 31.08WARREN 0.387 5,400 $27,778,579 0.447% $1,273,746 $235.88 23.16WASHINGTON 0.3812 7,196 $38,386,947 0.618% $1,760,177 $244.60 32.00WESTMORELAND 0.4631 1,572 $10,075,114 0.162% $461,980 $293.88 8.40WISE 0.2538 5,958 $37,728,611 0.607% $1,729,990 $290.36 31.45WYTHE 0.3182 4,113 $23,646,044 0.380% $1,084,255 $263.62 19.71YORK 0.4024 1,252 $58,369,226 0.939% $2,676,435 $2,137.73 48.66ALEXANDRIA 0.8 13,763 $38,203,888 0.615% $1,751,783 $127.28 31.85BRISTOL 0.3085 2,171 $15,032,788 0.242% $689,306 $317.51 12.53BUENAVISTA 0.1756 987 $7,134,750 0.115% $327,153 $331.46 5.95CHARLOTTESVILLE 0.668 4,118 $18,530,608 0.298% $849,694 $206.34 15.45COLONIALHEIGHTS 0.4322 2,765 $13,598,097 0.219% $623,521 $225.50 11.34COVINGTON 0.2817 920 $6,113,154 0.098% $280,310 $304.68 5.10DANVILLE 0.2649 5,896 $40,989,082 0.659% $1,879,494 $318.77 34.17FALLSCHURCH 0.8 2,532 $5,790,045 0.093% $265,494 $104.86 4.83FREDERICKSBURG 0.6134 3,355 $13,452,455 0.216% $616,843 $183.86 11.22GALAX 0.2737 1,268 $8,247,488 0.133% $378,176 $298.25 6.88HAMPTON 0.2949 19,759 $120,052,811 1.931% $5,504,845 $278.60 100.09HARRISONBURG 0.4008 5,185 $30,178,497 0.485% $1,383,791 $266.88 25.16HOPEWELL 0.2298 4,000 $27,081,092 0.436% $1,241,764 $310.44 22.58LYNCHBURG 0.3679 8,113 $49,636,743 0.799% $2,276,020 $280.54 41.38MARTINSVILLE 0.2221 2,073 $14,543,286 0.234% $666,861 $321.69 12.12NEWPORTNEWS 0.2907 27,892 $176,232,571 2.835% $8,080,886 $289.72 146.93NORFOLK 0.3122 29,551 $188,029,406 3.025% $8,621,812 $291.76 156.76NORTON 0.3101 820 $4,729,203 0.076% $216,851 $264.45 3.94PETERSBURG 0.2473 4,084 $29,191,815 0.470% $1,338,548 $327.75 24.34PORTSMOUTH 0.2677 14,041 $89,946,278 1.447% $4,124,354 $293.74 74.99RADFORD 0.2674 1,598 $9,374,650 0.151% $429,861 $269.00 7.82RICHMONDCITY 0.4635 21,925 $134,735,863 2.168% $6,178,115 $281.78 112.33ROANOKECITY 0.3591 12,862 $81,875,894 1.317% $3,754,299 $291.89 68.26STAUNTON 0.3922 2,527 $17,521,346 0.282% $803,416 $317.93 14.61SUFFOLK 0.3489 14,020 $78,634,686 1.265% $3,605,678 $257.18 65.56VIRGINIABEACH 0.4033 68,911 $336,445,952 5.412% $15,427,235 $223.87 280.50WAYNESBORO 0.3492 2,951 $15,901,752 0.256% $729,151 $247.09 13.26WILLIAMSBURG 0.8 1,027 $4,619,055 0.074% $211,800 $206.23 3.85WINCHESTER 0.4374 4,111 $21,915,939 0.353% $1,004,923 $244.45 18.27FAIRFAXCITY 0.8 2,097 $7,531,794 0.121% $345,359 $164.69 6.28FRANKLINCITY 0.2977 1,165 $8,930,680 0.144% $409,503 $351.50 7.45CHESAPEAKECITY 0.3609 38,785 $214,351,465 3.448% $9,828,772 $253.42 178.70LEXINGTON 0.4508 669 $3,029,668 0.049% $138,921 $207.65 2.53

EMPORIA 0.2495 1,048 $6,998,252 0.113% $320,895 $306.20 5.83SALEM 0.3695 3,729 $19,157,801 0.308% $878,453 $235.57 15.97BEDFORDCITY 0.3132 $0 0.000% $0 #DIV/0! 0.00POQUOSON 0.3893 2,082 $10,143,790 0.163% $465,129 $223.40 8.46MANASSASCITY 0.3661 7,008 $44,879,169 0.722% $2,057,868 $293.65 37.42MANASSASPARK 0.2682 3,165 $22,130,252 0.356% $1,014,750 $320.62 18.45COLONIALBEACH 0.3519 548 $3,530,634 0.057% $161,892 $295.42 2.94WESTPOINT 0.258 839 $4,721,138 0.076% $216,481 $258.02 3.94TOTAL: 1,226,302 6,216,097,077 100.000% $285,030,000 $232.43 5,182.36

ExplanationofCalculations*Calculationsrepresent$285MdistributedproportionaltoHB30.FullCalculationshavebeenrequestedfromDOE.*PerchildnumberdeteriminedbydividingjurisdictionprojectionbyAverageDailyMembership*Extrapolatedadditionalteachersdeterminedbydividingjurisdictionprojectionby$55,000

Delegate Dist. PartyJurisdictionsRepresented

CurrentMedicaidPopulation

EstimatedPotentialEducationDollarsfor

FY1516ForJuridictions

RepresentedforMedicaidSavings

Kilgore,TerryG. 1 R LeeCounty,Norton,ScottCounty,WiseCounty 28% $4,289,716

Morefield,JamesW.(Will) 3 RBlandCounty,Buchanan

County,RussellCounty,TazewellCounty

23% $4,008,434

Chafin,A.Benton,Jr. 4 RDickensonCounty,Russell

County,WashingtonCounty,WiseCounty

27% $5,376,094

O'Quinn,IsraelD. 5 RBristol,Galax,Grayson

County,SmythCounty,WashingtonCounty,WytheCounty

26% $5,858,719

Campbell,JeffreyL. 6 R CarrollCounty,SmythCounty,WytheCounty 24% $3,677,078Rush,L.Nick 7 R FloydCounty,MontgomeryCounty,PulaskiCounty 17% $4,076,753

Habeeb,GregoryD. 8 RCraigCounty,MontgomeryCounty,RoanokeCounty,

Salem14% $6,703,594

Poindexter,CharlesD. 9 R FranklinCounty,HenryCounty,PatrickCounty 23% $4,735,694Minchew,J.Randall 10 R ClarkeCounty,FrederickCounty,LoudounCounty 9% $16,435,887

Yost,JosephR. 12 RGilesCounty,Montgomery

County,PulaskiCounty,Radford

11% $4,669,289

Marshall,RobertG. 13 R LoudounCounty,PrinceWilliamCounty 15% $34,017,876

Marshall,DanielW.,III 14 R Danville,HenryCounty,PittsylvaniaCounty 30% $5,070,602

Gilbert,C.Todd 15 RPageCounty,RappahannockCounty,RockinghamCounty,

ShenandoahCounty19% $5,342,492

Adams,LeslieR. 16 RHenry

County,Martinsville,PittsylvaniaCounty

25% $5,471,969

Head,ChristopherT. 17 R BotetourtCounty,RoanokeCity,RoanokeCounty 15% $8,148,196Webert,MichaelJ. 18 R FauquierCounty,FrederickCounty,WarrenCounty 11% $6,564,412

Austin,TerryL. 19 RAlleghanyCounty,BedfordCounty,BotetourtCounty,

Covington17% $3,996,848

Bell,RichardP. 20 RAugustaCounty,HighlandCounty,NelsonCounty,Staunton,Waynesboro

19% $4,482,316

Villanueva,RonaldA. 21 R VirginiaBeach 11% $15,427,235Byron,KathyJ. 22 R

BedfordCounty,CampbellCounty,FranklinCounty,

Lynchburg23% $8,655,862

Garrett,T.Scott 23 R AmherstCounty,BedfordCounty,Lynchburg 11% $5,979,226

Cline,BenjaminL. 24 RAmherstCounty,Augusta

County,BathCounty,BuenaVista,Lexington,Rockbridge

County

15% $4,823,423

Landes,R.Steven 25 R AlbemarleCounty,AugustaCounty,RockinghamCounty 11% $7,394,197

Wilt,TonyO. 26 R Harrisonburg,RockinghamCounty 15% $4,165,682

VotingAgainstVirginiaEstimatedReallocatedMedicaidSavingsbyDelegate'sJurisdictions

$285,030,000MedicaidSavingsFY1516ReappliedSolelytoDirectAidforSecondaryEducation

Robinson,RoxannL. 27 R ChesterfieldCounty 12% $13,907,384Howell,WilliamJ. 28 R Fredericksburg,StaffordCounty 14% $6,959,313Berg,MarkJ. 29 R FrederickCounty,WarrenCounty,Winchester 17% $5,483,508Scott,EdwardT. 30 R CulpeperCounty,MadisonCounty,OrangeCounty 17% $3,641,552Lingamfelter,L.Scott 31 R FauquierCounty,PrinceWilliamCounty 10% $23,251,958Greason,ThomasA.(Tag) 32 R LoudounCounty 4% $12,851,746LaRock,DavidA. 33 R ClarkeCounty,FrederickCounty,LoudounCounty 8% $16,435,887Comstock,BarbaraJ. 34 R FairfaxCounty,LoudounCounty 3% $40,487,758Hugo,TimothyD. 40 R FairfaxCounty,PrinceWilliamCounty 6% $48,802,142Albo,DavidB. 42 R FairfaxCounty 5% $27,636,012Miller,JacksonH. 50 R Manassas,PrinceWilliamCounty 16% $24,238,748Anderson,RichardL. 51 R PrinceWilliamCounty 8% $21,166,130Orrock,RobertD.,Sr. 54 R CarolineCounty,SpotsylvaniaCounty 12% $6,959,107

Fowler,HylandF.(Buddy),Jr. 55 R CarolineCounty,HanoverCounty,SpotsylvaniaCounty 11% $10,926,302

Farrell,PeterF. 56 RGoochlandCounty,HenricoCounty,LouisaCounty,SpotsylvaniaCounty

9% $18,376,614

Bell,RobertB. 58 RAlbemarleCounty,FluvannaCounty,GreeneCounty,RockinghamCounty

12% $6,594,688

Fariss,C.Matthew 59 RAlbemarleCounty,AppomattoxCounty,BuckinghamCounty,

CampbellCounty,NelsonCounty

17% $5,850,961

Edmunds,JamesE.,II 60 RCampbellCounty,CharlotteCounty,HalifaxCounty,PrinceEdwardCounty

23% $4,932,055

Wright,ThomasC.,Jr. 61 RAmeliaCounty,Cumberland

County,LunenburgCounty,Mecklenburg

County,NottowayCounty28% $3,255,493

Ingram,RileyE. 62 RChesterfieldCounty,HenricoCounty,Hopewell,Prince

GeorgeCounty17% $27,022,680

Morris,RichardL. 64 RFranklinCity,IsleofWightCounty,PrinceGeorgeCounty,Southampton

County,SurryCounty,SussexCounty

14% $4,713,141

Ware,R.Lee,Jr. 65 RChesterfield

County,FluvannaCounty,Goochland

County,PowhatanCounty8% $16,060,153

Cox,M.Kirkland 66 R ChesterfieldCounty,ColonialHeights 13% $14,530,905LeMunyon,JamesM. 67 R FairfaxCounty,LoudounCounty 7% $40,487,758

Loupassi,G.M.(Manoli) 68 R ChesterfieldCounty,HenricoCounty,RichmondCity 5% $31,448,275Massie,JamesP.(Jimmie),III 72 R HenricoCounty 9% $11,362,776O'Bannon,JohnM.,III 73 R HenricoCounty 13% $11,362,776Jones,S.Chris 76 R Chesapeake,Suffolk 11% $13,434,450Leftwich,JamesA.,Jr. 78 R Chesapeake 8% $9,828,772Knight,BarryD. 81 R Chesapeake,VirginiaBeach 11% $25,256,006DeSteph,WilliamR.,Jr. 82 R VirginiaBeach 10% $15,427,235Stolle,ChristopherP. 83 R Norfolk,VirginiaBeach 11% $24,049,047Davis,GlennR.,Jr. 84 R VirginiaBeach 11% $15,427,235Taylor,ScottW. 85 R VirginiaBeach 13% $15,427,235Rust,ThomasDavis 86 R FairfaxCounty,LoudounCounty 11% $40,487,758Ramadan,DavidI. 87 R LoudounCounty,PrinceWilliamCounty 8% $34,017,876

Cole,MarkL. 88 RFauquierCounty,

Fredericksburg,SpotsylvaniaCounty,StaffordCounty

13% $14,852,499

Helsel,GordonC.,Jr. 91 R Hampton,Poquoson,YorkCounty 10% $8,646,409

Yancey,DavidE. 94 R NewportNews 14% $8,080,886Pogge,BrendaL. 96 R JamesCityCounty,YorkCounty 9% $4,521,736

Peace,ChristopherK. 97 R HanoverCounty,KingWilliamCounty,NewKentCounty 9% $5,189,085

Hodges,M.Keith 98 REssexCounty,GloucesterCounty,KingandQueen

County,KingWilliamCounty,MathewsCounty,Middlesex

County

17% $2,926,093

Ransone,MargaretB. 99 R

CarolineCounty,KingGeorgeCounty,Lancaster

County,NorthumberlandCounty,Richmond

County,WestmorelandCounty

18% $3,320,142

Bloxsom,Robert 100 RAccomack

County,Norfolk,NorthamptonCounty,VirginiaBeach

26% $25,912,147

RepublicanTotals $904,922,024

Futrell,MichaelT. 2 D PrinceWilliamCounty,StaffordCounty 14% $27,508,600Rasoul,Sam 11 D RoanokeCity 30% $3,754,299Keam,MarkL. 35 D FairfaxCounty 5% $27,636,012Plum,KennethR. 36 D FairfaxCounty 8% $27,636,012Bulova,DavidL. 37 D FairfaxCity,FairfaxCounty 8% $27,981,371Kory,Kaye 38 D FairfaxCounty 17% $27,636,012Watts,VivianE. 39 D FairfaxCounty 13% $27,636,012FillerCorn,Eileen 41 D FairfaxCounty 6% $27,636,012Sickles,MarkD. 43 D FairfaxCounty 9% $27,636,012Surovell,ScottA. 44 D FairfaxCounty 16% $27,636,012Krupicka,K.Robert,Jr. 45 D Alexandria,ArlingtonCounty,FairfaxCounty 8% $32,031,949Herring,CharnieleL. 46 D Alexandria 12% $1,751,783Hope,PatrickA. 47 D ArlingtonCounty 6% $2,644,154Brink,RobertH. 48 D ArlingtonCounty,FairfaxCounty 3% $30,280,166Lopez,AlfonsoH. 49 D ArlingtonCounty,FairfaxCounty 15% $30,280,166Torian,LukeE. 52 D PrinceWilliamCounty 21% $21,166,130Simon,MarcusB. 53 D FairfaxCounty,FallsChurch 9% $27,901,506Toscano,DavidJ. 57 D AlbemarleCounty,Charlottesville 13% $2,967,541

Dance,RosalynR. 63 DChesterfieldCounty,

DinwiddieCounty,Hopewell,Petersburg,PrinceWilliam

County

26% $38,875,407

Carr,BetsyB. 69 D ChesterfieldCounty,RichmondCity 31% $20,085,499

McQuinn,DeloresL. 70 D ChesterfieldCounty,HenricoCounty,RichmondCity 29% $31,448,275

McClellan,JenniferL. 71 D HenricoCounty,RichmondCity 28% $17,540,891

Morrissey,JosephD. 74 D CharlesCityCounty,HenricoCounty,RichmondCity 25% $17,730,615

Tyler,RoslynC. 75 D

BrunswickCounty,DinwiddieCounty,Emporia,FranklinCity,GreensvilleCounty,IsleofWightCounty,Lunenburg

County,SouthamptonCounty,SurryCounty,Sussex

County

24% $6,084,518

Spruill,Lionell,Sr. 77 D Chesapeake,Suffolk 30% $13,434,450Joannou,JohnnyS. 79 D Norfolk,Portsmouth 12% $12,746,167James,Matthew 80 D Chesapeake,Norfolk,Portsmouth 26% $22,574,938Hester,DaunSessoms 89 D Norfolk 29% $8,621,812Howell,AlgieT.,Jr. 90 D Norfolk,VirginiaBeach 27% $24,049,047Ward,JeionA. 92 D Hampton 24% $5,504,845

Mason,T.Montgomery 93 DJamesCityCounty,NewportNews,Williamsburg,York

County12% $12,814,422

BaCote,MamyeE. 95 D Hampton,NewportNews 33% $13,585,731

DEMOCRATICTOTALS $646,816,365

DemocraticCaucus


PressBriefingPollingMemosandCrosstabs

February 26-27, 2014Survey of 791 HD 9 votersFebruary 26-27, 2014Survey of 791 HD 9 voters

3020 Highwoods Blvd.Raleigh, NC 27604

[email protected] / 888 621-6988



Virginia House District 9 Survey Results

Q1 Do you approve or disapprove of Governor Terry McAuliffes job performance?

25% Approve .......................................................... 43% Disapprove...................................................... 32% Not sure ..........................................................

Q2 Do you approve or disapprove of Delegate Charles Poindexters job performance?


Q3 Virginia is eligible to receive $5 million in federal funding each day to pay for health care for working Virginians through the Medicaid program. Do you think the Virginia state government should accept this federal funding to expand Medicaid coverage, or not?

56% Think it should................................................. 30% Think it should not........................................... 14% Not sure ..........................................................

Q4 Do you think Delegate Poindexter should work with other leaders on a budget compromise that includes accepting about $2 billion in federal funding for Medicaid expansion, or not?

52% Think he should .............................................. 33% Think he should not ........................................ 16% Not sure ..........................................................

Q5 To the best of your knowledge, does anyone in your household lack health insurance coverage?

22% Yes.................................................................. 72% No ................................................................... 5% Not sure ..........................................................

Q6 To the best of your knowledge, does anyone in your household qualify for Medicaid?

23% Yes.................................................................. 68% No ................................................................... 9% Not sure ..........................................................

Q7 To the best of your knowledge, does anyone in your household qualify for federal subsidies to purchase health insurance on the Affordable Care Act exchanges?

15% Yes.................................................................. 65% No ................................................................... 20% Not sure ..........................................................

Q8 If you are a woman, press 1. If a man, press 2. 53% Woman ........................................................... 47% Man.................................................................

Q9 If you are a Democrat, press 1. If a Republican, press 2. If you are an independent or identify with another party, press 3.

27% Democrat ........................................................ 39% Republican...................................................... 34% Independent/Other ..........................................

Q10 If you are white, press 1. If African-American, press 2. If other, press 3.

85% White .............................................................. 10% African-American ............................................ 5% Other...............................................................

Q11 If you are 18 to 29 years old, press 1. If 30 to 45, press 2. If 46 to 65, press 3. If you are older than 65, press 4.

12% 18 to 29........................................................... 24% 30 to 45........................................................... 39% 46 to 65........................................................... 25% Older than 65 ..................................................

February 26-27, 2014survey of 791 HD 9 votersFebruary 26-27, 2014survey of 791 HD 9 voters





Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 24% 27% 13%

43% 33% 47% 36%

32% 44% 27% 51%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 31% 45% 35%

30% 33% 30% 11%

29% 36% 25% 53%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureShould VA AcceptMedicaid Funding?

Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 71% 52% 44%

30% 19% 34% 26%

14% 10% 14% 31%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureShould PoindexterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 65% 49% 37%

33% 19% 37% 29%

16% 16% 14% 34%

Base

Any Uninsured in HH?

Yes NoNot

sureAny Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

22% 100% - -

72% - 100% -

5% - - 100%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureAny MedicaidQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

23% 36% 18% 36%

68% 46% 78% 33%

9% 19% 5% 32%






Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureAny ACA SubsidyQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

15% 34% 10% 8%

65% 32% 78% 35%

20% 35% 12% 56%

Base

Any MedicaidQualifiers in HH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 26% 27% 13%

43% 35% 46% 35%

32% 38% 27% 53%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 34% 46% 20%

30% 30% 30% 23%

29% 36% 23% 57%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 73% 51% 49%

30% 15% 36% 27%

14% 12% 13% 24%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 62% 49% 48%

33% 19% 38% 21%

16% 19% 13% 31%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

22% 35% 15% 46%

72% 57% 82% 36%

5% 8% 3% 18%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 100% - -

68% - 100% -

9% - - 100%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 25% 12% 18%

65% 45% 77% 24%

20% 30% 11% 58%

Base

Any ACA SubsidyQualifiers in HH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 33% 26% 16%

43% 42% 47% 30%

32% 25% 27% 54%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 34% 47% 29%

30% 37% 31% 18%

29% 29% 22% 53%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 75% 49% 62%

30% 16% 38% 16%

14% 9% 13% 23%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 64% 48% 55%

33% 21% 40% 18%

16% 14% 13% 28%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

22% 49% 11% 40%

72% 48% 86% 45%

5% 3% 3% 15%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 37% 16% 35%

68% 52% 81% 37%

9% 11% 3% 28%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 100% - -

65% - 100% -

20% - - 100%

Base

Gender

Woman Man

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 25% 26%

43% 38% 49%

32% 37% 25%

Base

Gender

Woman Man

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 37% 46%

30% 29% 31%

29% 34% 23%

Base

Gender

Woman ManShould VA AcceptMedicaid Funding?

Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 61% 50%

30% 25% 36%

14% 14% 14%






Base

Gender

Woman ManShould PoindexterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 55% 47%

33% 27% 39%

16% 18% 14%

Base

Gender

Woman ManAny Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

22% 25% 20%

72% 69% 75%

5% 6% 5%

Base

Gender

Woman ManAny MedicaidQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

23% 25% 21%

68% 65% 72%

9% 11% 8%

Base

Gender

Woman ManAny ACA SubsidyQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

15% 14% 16%

65% 64% 66%

20% 21% 18%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/Other

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 55% 11% 19%

43% 17% 56% 49%

32% 28% 33% 32%

Base

Party


Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 26% 53% 40%

30% 42% 21% 30%

29% 32% 26% 31%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherShould VA AcceptMedicaid Funding?

Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 89% 44% 43%

30% 7% 39% 39%

14% 5% 17% 18%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherShould PoindexterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 82% 39% 42%

33% 9% 42% 40%

16% 9% 18% 18%






Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherAny Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

22% 27% 21% 20%

72% 67% 74% 75%

5% 6% 5% 5%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherAny MedicaidQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

23% 30% 20% 21%

68% 64% 70% 69%

9% 6% 10% 11%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherAny ACA SubsidyQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

15% 22% 11% 15%

65% 60% 66% 67%

20% 18% 23% 17%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American Other

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 25% 36% 19%

43% 44% 28% 49%

32% 31% 36% 31%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American Other

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 41% 47% 31%

30% 30% 23% 30%

29% 28% 30% 39%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherShould VA AcceptMedicaid Funding?

Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 55% 71% 39%

30% 30% 26% 40%

14% 15% 3% 21%






Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherShould PoindexterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 51% 67% 27%

33% 33% 28% 39%

16% 16% 5% 34%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherAny Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

22% 22% 28% 25%

72% 73% 69% 60%

5% 5% 3% 15%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherAny MedicaidQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

23% 21% 37% 23%

68% 71% 54% 54%

9% 9% 8% 23%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherAny ACA SubsidyQualifiers in HH?

Yes

No

Not sure

15% 14% 29% 14%

65% 67% 51% 61%

20% 19% 20% 25%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

25% 38% 16% 26% 28%

43% 28% 52% 43% 41%

32% 34% 32% 31% 31%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Poindexter Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

41% 40% 37% 41% 47%

30% 26% 30% 32% 27%

29% 33% 33% 27% 26%






Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Should VA AcceptMedicaid Funding?

Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 65% 53% 58% 50%

30% 27% 29% 31% 32%

14% 7% 18% 11% 18%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Should PoindexterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

52% 58% 48% 54% 49%

33% 30% 31% 32% 35%

16% 12% 21% 14% 16%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

22% 30% 42% 18% 8%

72% 64% 57% 76% 84%

5% 6% 1% 6% 8%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 33% 25% 17% 24%

68% 55% 64% 73% 70%

9% 12% 12% 9% 6%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 30% 23% 13% 5%

65% 47% 54% 67% 82%

20% 24% 23% 20% 13%









Q2 Do you approve or disapprove of Delegate Danny Marshall's job performance?




Q4 Do you think Delegate Marshall should work with other leaders on a budget compromise that includes accepting about $2 billion in federal funding for Medicaid expansion, or not?



23% Yes.................................................................. 70% No ................................................................... 7% Not sure ..........................................................


26% Yes.................................................................. 68% No ................................................................... 7% Not sure ..........................................................


16% Yes.................................................................. 68% No ................................................................... 16% Not sure ..........................................................













Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 36% 25% 14%

42% 37% 44% 46%

31% 27% 31% 40%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 40% 61% 31%

21% 33% 17% 25%

25% 27% 22% 44%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 74% 48% 63%

31% 18% 38% 11%

14% 8% 14% 26%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureShould MarshallCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 71% 47% 58%

31% 22% 37% 10%

15% 7% 16% 33%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 100% - -

70% - 100% -

7% - - 100%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 43% 20% 23%

68% 47% 76% 48%

7% 10% 3% 29%






Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 38% 10% 5%

68% 41% 81% 32%

16% 22% 9% 63%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 33% 26% 12%

42% 41% 44% 33%

31% 26% 30% 56%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 44% 60% 23%

21% 25% 20% 24%

25% 31% 20% 52%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 72% 48% 64%

31% 15% 39% 15%

14% 14% 13% 21%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 72% 46% 58%

31% 13% 40% 11%

15% 15% 14% 31%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 39% 16% 34%

70% 55% 79% 35%

7% 6% 5% 31%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 100% - -

68% - 100% -

7% - - 100%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 41% 8% 6%

68% 47% 79% 33%

16% 12% 13% 61%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 40% 26% 17%

42% 42% 46% 25%

31% 17% 28% 58%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 44% 62% 29%

21% 30% 19% 20%

25% 26% 19% 51%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 71% 50% 60%

31% 22% 38% 13%

14% 7% 12% 27%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 73% 50% 47%

31% 20% 37% 19%

15% 7% 13% 34%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 53% 14% 32%

70% 44% 83% 40%

7% 2% 3% 28%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 64% 18% 20%

68% 33% 79% 54%

7% 3% 3% 26%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 100% - -

68% - 100% -

16% - - 100%

Base

Gender

Woman Man

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 30% 23%

42% 32% 55%

31% 38% 22%

Base

Gender

Woman Man

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 50% 58%

21% 18% 25%

25% 32% 17%

Base

Gender


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 62% 47%

31% 25% 38%

14% 13% 15%






Base

Gender

Woman ManShould MarshallCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 55% 50%

31% 26% 38%

15% 19% 11%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 22% 24%

70% 69% 70%

7% 9% 5%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 27% 24%

68% 65% 70%

7% 7% 6%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 18% 14%

68% 62% 75%

16% 21% 11%

Base

Party


McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 50% 11% 16%

42% 20% 60% 50%

31% 30% 29% 35%

Base

Party


Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 29% 79% 52%

21% 31% 11% 22%

25% 40% 10% 26%

Base

Party


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 84% 42% 32%

31% 6% 41% 53%

14% 9% 17% 14%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherShould MarshallCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 78% 37% 41%

31% 6% 47% 45%

15% 16% 16% 14%






Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 31% 16% 21%

70% 57% 80% 73%

7% 11% 4% 5%

Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 42% 17% 15%

68% 49% 78% 79%

7% 9% 5% 7%

Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 26% 9% 13%

68% 52% 80% 73%

16% 22% 12% 14%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American Other

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 19% 42% 39%

42% 51% 26% 34%

31% 30% 33% 28%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American Other

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 65% 30% 52%

21% 19% 26% 26%

25% 16% 44% 22%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 45% 80% 44%

31% 41% 9% 35%

14% 14% 11% 21%






Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherShould MarshallCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 43% 75% 49%

31% 41% 10% 34%

15% 16% 15% 17%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

23% 19% 34% 13%

70% 76% 56% 75%

7% 6% 10% 11%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 17% 46% 18%

68% 78% 46% 68%

7% 5% 8% 15%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 10% 28% 25%

68% 77% 51% 54%

16% 13% 21% 21%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

27% 30% 16% 31% 27%

42% 26% 52% 42% 43%

31% 44% 32% 27% 30%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Marshall Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 29% 50% 52% 69%

21% 31% 22% 22% 15%

25% 40% 28% 25% 16%






Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

55% 73% 50% 62% 42%

31% 8% 46% 27% 36%

14% 19% 4% 11% 22%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Should MarshallCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 66% 51% 56% 45%

31% 12% 37% 32% 35%

15% 22% 12% 12% 20%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

23% 41% 30% 23% 10%

70% 37% 66% 73% 83%

7% 22% 4% 5% 7%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

26% 32% 32% 24% 21%

68% 49% 68% 70% 72%

7% 19% - 7% 7%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

16% 15% 24% 17% 10%

68% 64% 62% 65% 78%

16% 21% 14% 18% 12%









Q2 Do you approve or disapprove of Delegate Scott Lingamfelter's job performance?




Q4 Do you think Delegate Lingamfelter should work with other leaders on a budget compromise that includes accepting about $2 billion in federal funding for Medicaid expansion, or not?



13% Yes.................................................................. 83% No ................................................................... 4% Not sure ..........................................................


15% Yes.................................................................. 78% No ................................................................... 7% Not sure ..........................................................


12% Yes.................................................................. 76% No ................................................................... 12% Not sure ..........................................................













Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 40% 38% 20%

39% 31% 41% 29%

24% 29% 21% 52%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureLingamfelterApproval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 33% 48% 25%

23% 27% 23% 13%

31% 40% 28% 61%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 68% 55% 42%

35% 23% 37% 41%

9% 10% 8% 17%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureShould LingamfelterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 62% 53% 31%

35% 20% 37% 54%

12% 18% 10% 16%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 100% - -

83% - 100% -

4% - - 100%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 29% 13% 17%

78% 50% 84% 43%

7% 22% 3% 40%






Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 31% 8% 22%

76% 35% 85% 25%

12% 34% 6% 53%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 42% 37% 35%

39% 35% 41% 25%

24% 23% 22% 40%

Base


Yes NoNot


Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 48% 47% 25%

23% 27% 24% 5%

31% 25% 29% 71%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 64% 54% 65%

35% 27% 38% 21%

9% 8% 8% 14%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 61% 51% 66%

35% 26% 38% 19%

12% 13% 11% 14%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 24% 8% 42%

83% 71% 89% 31%

4% 5% 2% 27%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 100% - -

78% - 100% -

7% - - 100%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 34% 8% 10%

76% 54% 86% 18%

12% 12% 7% 72%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 55% 36% 31%

39% 18% 45% 23%

24% 27% 20% 46%

Base


Yes NoNot


Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 34% 50% 30%

23% 34% 24% 4%

31% 31% 26% 66%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 81% 52% 61%

35% 14% 40% 27%

9% 5% 9% 12%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 78% 50% 51%

35% 16% 40% 22%

12% 6% 10% 27%






Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 34% 6% 36%

83% 57% 93% 44%

4% 9% 1% 20%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 44% 11% 16%

78% 51% 88% 44%

7% 6% 2% 41%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 100% - -

76% - 100% -

12% - - 100%

Base

Gender

Woman Man

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 38% 37%

39% 35% 43%

24% 26% 21%

Base

Gender

Woman ManLingamfelterApproval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 45% 46%

23% 18% 29%

31% 37% 24%

Base

Gender


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 59% 53%

35% 31% 40%

9% 11% 6%






Base

Gender

Woman ManShould LingamfelterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 55% 52%

35% 30% 41%

12% 15% 7%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 13% 12%

83% 83% 82%

4% 3% 6%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 15% 16%

78% 79% 76%

7% 6% 8%

Base

Gender


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 13% 11%

76% 74% 79%

12% 13% 10%

Base

Party


McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 69% 11% 31%

39% 8% 71% 38%

24% 23% 18% 30%

Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherLingamfelterApproval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 28% 69% 40%

23% 29% 16% 24%

31% 42% 15% 36%

Base

Party


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 86% 26% 54%

35% 7% 61% 38%

9% 6% 12% 8%






Base

Party

Democrat Republican Independent/OtherShould LingamfelterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 81% 24% 54%

35% 10% 62% 35%

12% 9% 14% 11%

Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 12% 11% 16%

83% 83% 86% 79%

4% 5% 3% 5%

Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 23% 14% 9%

78% 70% 81% 83%

7% 8% 4% 8%

Base

Party


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 17% 8% 10%

76% 70% 85% 75%

12% 13% 8% 15%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American Other

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 34% 47% 36%

39% 43% 31% 32%

24% 23% 22% 31%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherLingamfelterApproval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 48% 43% 40%

23% 23% 26% 20%

31% 29% 31% 40%






Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 52% 67% 61%

35% 37% 31% 31%

9% 11% 2% 8%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-

American OtherShould LingamfelterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 51% 62% 51%

35% 36% 35% 31%

12% 13% 3% 18%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

13% 10% 17% 19%

83% 88% 73% 74%

4% 2% 10% 7%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 12% 23% 18%

78% 84% 67% 68%

7% 4% 10% 15%

Base

Race

WhiteAfrican-


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 9% 17% 19%

76% 81% 71% 62%

12% 10% 12% 19%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

37% 25% 41% 39% 34%

39% 54% 38% 37% 38%

24% 21% 21% 24% 28%






Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

LingamfelterApproval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

46% 51% 40% 48% 44%

23% 8% 24% 24% 27%

31% 41% 35% 28% 29%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

56% 51% 49% 60% 58%

35% 44% 41% 33% 30%

9% 5% 9% 8% 12%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Should LingamfelterCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

53% 46% 51% 55% 56%

35% 49% 42% 33% 27%

12% 5% 7% 12% 18%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes

No

Not sure

13% 20% 6% 16% 11%

83% 72% 89% 80% 85%

4% 7% 5% 4% 4%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

15% 12% 9% 16% 23%

78% 62% 85% 80% 72%

7% 25% 6% 4% 5%

Base

Age

18 to29

30 to45

46 to65

Olderthan 65


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 17% 13% 12% 6%

76% 62% 80% 75% 81%

12% 20% 7% 12% 13%









Q2 Do you approve or disapprove of Delegate Johnny Joannou's job performance?




Q4 Do you think Delegate Joannou should work with other leaders on a budget compromise that includes accepting about $2 billion in federal funding for Medicaid expansion, or not?



20% Yes.................................................................. 71% No ................................................................... 9% Not sure ..........................................................


29% Yes.................................................................. 64% No ................................................................... 7% Not sure ..........................................................


12% Yes.................................................................. 69% No ................................................................... 19% Not sure ..........................................................













Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 43% 60% 31%

20% 17% 22% 3%

27% 40% 18% 65%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sure

Joannou Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

43% 42% 43% 50%

22% 21% 24% 7%

35% 37% 33% 43%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

71% 84% 69% 56%

20% 13% 23% 13%

9% 2% 8% 31%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot

sureShould JoannouCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

64% 70% 64% 47%

22% 15% 24% 23%

14% 15% 12% 30%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

20% 100% - -

71% - 100% -

9% - - 100%

Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

29% 50% 19% 51%

64% 42% 76% 20%

7% 8% 4% 29%






Base

Any Uninsured inHH?

Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

12% 30% 7% 16%

69% 46% 82% 24%

19% 24% 12% 60%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

McAuliffe Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

54% 57% 54% 41%

20% 7% 26% 6%

27% 36% 20% 54%

Base


Yes NoNot

sure

Joannou Approval

Approve

Disapprove

Not sure

43% 62% 36% 35%

22% 7% 30% 3%

35% 32% 34% 63%

Base


Yes NoNot


Think it should

Think it should not

Not sure

71% 83% 66% 71%

20% 6% 28% 4%

9% 11% 6% 25%

Base


Yes NoNot

sureShould JoannouCompromise onMedicaid Funding?

Think he should

Think he should not

Not sure

64% 75% 60% 52%

22% 11% 28% 6%

14% 14% 12% 42%

Base


Yes NoNot


Yes

No

Not sure

20% 36% 13% 23%

71% 48% 84% 41%

9% 16% 3% 36%

February 26-28, 2014survey of 402 HD 79 votersFebruary 26-28, 2014s

Progressive Caucus Medicaid Press Conference Materials

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