How Advocates for Young-Adult Health-Insurance Enrollment Use Survey Data and Experiments

Vox.com has an article on how Enroll America, an organization seeking to get people signed up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act, has used survey research and message-wording experiments to connect with young adults, a group traditionally reluctant to purchase insurance (link).

Republican Voters' Views on Medicaid Expansion

Via Wonk Wire, "Majority of Republicans View Medicaid Expansion Favorably."

Trends in Google Searches Regarding Obamacare (2010-2015)

Vox compares the top-three Google search inquiries in each of the past six years.

Awareness of ACA Assistance Availability in California

Charles Gaba reviews a report from Covered California, the Golden State's health care exchange, on awareness among the uninsured of assistance options. Covered California is also using the survey results to develop outreach strategies to help the uninsured sign up.

Charles Gaba on Latest KFF Poll

Charles Gaba, super-compiler of health-insurance enrollment data, offers his views on the latest Kaiser Family Foundation poll of attitudes toward the ACA.

Californians' Sunny Attitude Toward Obamacare

Wonkwire reviews a new Kaiser Family Foundation poll in California, which shows newly insured respondents satisfied with their coverage and able to access care.

Nugget from Latest Kaiser Family Foundation Poll

Charles Gaba highlights what he considers a "buried lede" in the latest Kaiser Family Foundation survey of attitudes toward the ACA: 47% of Americans want to "expand what the law does" or keep it as is, whereas only 39% want it to be scaled back or repealed entirely.