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Table A6.

Alternate outcomes. (Source: Current Population Survey ASEC, 2015 to 2019)

	Newly Insured	Currently Uninsured
Mandate Repealed X Post 2019	0.767^*** (0.185)	3.288^*** (0.503)
Sample Size	214,821	214,821
Pre-2019 Mean	2.25	16.48

Newly Insured

Currently Uninsured

Mandate Repealed X Post 2019

0.767^***

(0.185)

3.288^***

(0.503)

Sample Size

214,821

Pre-2019 Mean

2.25

16.48

Notes: Sample includes adults aged 19 to 64 with household income between 138 and 400% of the poverty level (N = 214,821). Table displays coefficient estimate and state-clustered standard errors for the interaction of an indicator for residence in a state that repealed the insurance mandate and an indicator for the year 2019. All regressions also control for age, sex, marital status, household size, race/ethnicity, educational attainment, employment status, state fixed effects, and year effects. Estimates are weighted by CPS ASEC sampling weights.

^*** p < 0.01, ^** p < 0.05, ^* p < 0.10.