Here are the disenrollment percentages for the 22 states that reported sufficient data for KFF’s calculations:
South Carolina: 81 percent
Idaho*: 73 percent
Kansas: 70 percent
Montana: 63 percent
Nevada: 59 percent
Arkansas: 52 percent
Vermont: 48 percent
Kentucky: 48 percent
West Virginia: 45 percent
Indiana: 45 percent
New Hampshire: 44 percent
Colorado: 44 percent
Arizona: 35 percent
Florida: 34 percent
Pennsylvania: 33 percent
Maryland: 31 percent
Connecticut: 26 percent
Ohio: 23 percent
Iowa: 21 percent
Georgia: 21 percent
Nebraska: 18 percent
Virginia: 16 percent
*Idaho reports disenrollments for the Medicaid Protected population only
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