Health Statistics > Baseline Dual Eligible Enrollment (most recent) by state

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Rank	States	Amount
# 1	California:	934,582
# 2	New York:	564,589
# 3	Florida:	331,046
# 4	Texas:	325,273
# 5	Pennsylvania:	252,021
# 6	Tennessee:	246,495
# 7	North Carolina:	216,707
# 8	Illinois:	190,102
# 9	Michigan:	187,741
# 10	Massachusetts:	183,683
# 11	Ohio:	180,783
# 12	Georgia:	140,839
# 13	Missouri:	134,358
# 14	Mississippi:	133,899
# 15	New Jersey:	132,467
# 16	South Carolina:	108,624
# 17	Wisconsin:	107,198
# 18	Kentucky:	96,657
# 19	Louisiana:	96,618
# 20	Indiana:	95,546
# 21	Virginia:	94,255
# 22	Alabama:	93,165
# 23	Minnesota:	92,171
# 24	Washington:	87,590
# 25	Arizona:	80,191
# 26	Oklahoma:	72,332
# 27	Connecticut:	68,327
# 28	Arkansas:	60,544
# 29	Maryland:	58,612
# 30	Iowa:	52,217
# 31	Oregon:	51,597
# 32	Colorado:	48,256
# 33	Maine:	43,636
# 34	West Virginia:	41,812
# 35	Kansas:	39,089
# 36	Nebraska:	30,747
# 37	New Mexico:	30,609
# 38	Rhode Island:	29,691
# 39	Hawaii:	23,462
# 40	Utah:	17,916
# 41	New Hampshire:	17,231
# 42	Idaho:	16,584
# 43	Nevada:	16,311
# 44	District of Columbia:	15,621
# 45	Vermont:	14,219
# 46	Montana:	13,874
# 47	South Dakota:	11,324
# 48	North Dakota:	11,259
# 49	Delaware:	9,557
# 50	Alaska:	9,441
# 51	Wyoming:	5,335
	Weighted average:	116,004.0

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