The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to make a decision in King v. Burwell next month. The lawsuit challenges the Affordable Care Act provision for the federal government providing tax credit subsidies in states that don’t operate their own health insurance exchanges.
Should the Supreme Court rule in favor of the plaintiffs, millions of Americans will no longer have health insurance subsidies. As a result, many low- and moderate-income people will not be able to afford insurance.
Huffington Post took data from the Department of Health and Human Services, Census Bureau and Gallup to assemble an interactive map that highlights the impact of ending the subsidies in each state.
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Here’s an image of the map:
With a total of 7.5 million people in 34 states at risk for losing health insurance subsidies, the outcome of this case will have a huge impact on the healthcare of Americans.
Take a look at the interactive map here to see what the numbers look like in each state.
