Table 3. Percent of Population for Whom Premium was Either Less Than 10 Percent or More Than 25 Percent of Family Income, by Selected States: 2000.

State	Premium1	All Individuals		Uninsured		Uninsurable
		>25%	<10%	>25%	<10%	>25%	<10%
Alabama	$192	9	72	18	54	31	36
Alaska	400	14	57	26	35	36	25
Arkansas	153	6	77	11	61	14	39
California	280	12	62	19	42	30	36
Colorado	214	6	79	12	56	22	50
Illinois	292	11	67	20	46	33	28
Iowa	273	9	65	18	35	27	27
Kansas	382	18	50	37	24	51	24
Minnesota	128	2	91	6	82	6	86
Mississippi	215	11	65	18	46	33	46
Missouri	267	10	69	16	49	21	50
Montana	252	14	58	26	36	34	24
New Mexico	202	10	66	16	49	23	48
North Dakota	223	9	65	15	46	26	38
Oklahoma	224	10	67	15	50	25	40
Oregon	232	10	69	20	45	28	26
South Carolina	268	10	63	20	45	35	29
Texas	237	10	67	17	47	24	38
Utah	272	7	73	16	52	25	44
Washington	266	10	69	20	49	28	41
Wisconsin	196	5	79	16	57	22	55
Wyoming	179	6	79	13	63	20	57
All of the Above States	—	10	67	18	46	29	37

¹Premium in 2001 dollars for a 35-year old, non-smoking male at the lowest deductible, and no optional features as reported by the States to Communicating for Agriculture, Inc. Includes 22 States with high-risk pools and available premium data.

SOURCES: Communicating for Agriculture, Inc.: Comprehensive Health Insurance for High-Risk Individuals (9th-15th editions). Fargo Falls, MN. 2001/2002. U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Survey (1999-2001).