Exhibit 4:

Awareness of and Experience with Work Requirements Among Arkansas Residents, 2019

Variable	Percent
Heard of Work Requirements (“A lot” or “A little,” vs. “Nothing at all”)
All Arkansas Residents (N = 1,700)	53.0%
Arkansas Residents Ages 30–49 with Medicaid/Marketplace in past year (N = 493)	65.1%
Main Source of Information about Work Requirements
Arkansas Residents Who Had Heard of Work Requirements (N = 921)
Letter or call from state or Medicaid office	46.2%
Family or friend	16.9%
Social media or internet	14.6%
TV or newspaper	13.1%
Health care provider, hospital, or doctor’s office	11.3%
Community organization, church, or place of worship	4.6%
Knowledge of Current Status of Work Requirements (as of Nov.-Dec. 2019)
All Arkansas Residents (N = 1,700)
Correctly said the requirements were not in effect	5.7%
Incorrectly said the requirements were in effect	23.5%
Not sure	70.8%
Arkansas Residents Who Had Heard of Work Requirements (N = 921)
Correctly said the requirements were not in effect	7.6%
Incorrectly said the requirements were in effect	40.0%
Not sure	52.5%
Preferred Method of Reporting Work and Qualifying Activities
All Arkansas Residents (N = 1,700)
Internet, using a smartphone or a smartphone app	32.6%
Calling a telephone number	27.8%
Paper form in the mail	14.5%
In person at my doctor’s office or Medicaid office	13.9%
Internet website, using a computer	11.3%

Source: Authors’ analysis of 2019 survey data from low-income Arkansas residents (N = 1,700).

Notes: The subsample of Arkansas residents 30–49 with Medicaid/Marketplace in past year (N = 493) is comprised of those reporting current Medicaid/Marketplace coverage and those reporting disenrollment from their Medicaid/Marketplace coverage over the past year. All analyses were survey weighted.