New State Added: I've completed pie charts breaking out total population enrollment in Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare & ACA exchange plans for every Congressional District in #SOUTHCAROLINA:
ACA Signups · Congressional District Enrollment: South CarolinaNOTE: THIS IS AN ONGOING PROJECT; IT WILL TAKE SEVERAL DAYS TO ADD EVERY STATE. CHECK BACK SOON. Over the past couple of months I've compiled a master spreadsheet breaking out enrollment in ACA plans (Qualified Health Plans & Basic Health Plans), Medicaid/CHIP coverage (both traditional & via ACA expansion) and Medicare (both Fee-for-Services & Advantage) at the Congressional District levels. With the pending dire threat to several of these programs (primarily Medicaid & the ACA) from the House Republican Budget Proposal which recently passed, I'm going a step further and am generating pie charts which visualize just how much of every Congressional District's total population is at risk of losing healthcare coverage. USE THE DROP-DOWN MENU ABOVE TO FIND YOUR STATE & DISTRICT. You can find the data sources & methodology explanation links here.
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From left to right:
- A man wearing a light-colored wide-brimmed hat, seated in a wooden chair with his legs crossed and hands resting on his knees.
- Another man sits next to him, also in a wood-chipped shirt but without a visible head covering. He has one leg bent at the knee while holding what looks like a walking stick or cane over his lap.
- The third individual is seated further back near an open doorway of the building and leans on it with both arms; he wears suspenders and boots, suggesting manual labor work attire.
The fourth man sits in a similar manner as number one but without a head covering. His posture indicates relaxed engagement among peers rather than idle conversation.
- Finally, there is another seated person wearing overalls (or jeans) along with dark shoes indicative of farmwork or general outdoor activity. This individual has his body language indicating contemplation; he rests on the porch railing instead of sitting in furniture.
In terms of context provided by your additional information: The photo likely captures a moment where these men are having political discussions, perhaps relating to Senator "Cotton Ed" Smith's legislation and its implications f [...]](https://mastodon.ozioso.online/system/media_attachments/files/114/044/173/720/634/960/original/1409fc9bc10cbab8.jpeg "The image is a black and white photograph showing five men sitting on the porch of what appears to be an old farmhouse. The setting suggests rural America, possibly from around 1930s or earlier given the style of clothing worn by the subjects.
From left to right:
- A man wearing a light-colored wide-brimmed hat, seated in a wooden chair with his legs crossed and hands resting on his knees.
- Another man sits next to him, also in a wood-chipped shirt but without a visible head covering. He has one leg bent at the knee while holding what looks like a walking stick or cane over his lap.
- The third individual is seated further back near an open doorway of the building and leans on it with both arms; he wears suspenders and boots, suggesting manual labor work attire.
The fourth man sits in a similar manner as number one but without a head covering. His posture indicates relaxed engagement among peers rather than idle conversation.
- Finally, there is another seated person wearing overalls (or jeans) along with dark shoes indicative of farmwork or general outdoor activity. This individual has his body language indicating contemplation; he rests on the porch railing instead of sitting in furniture.
In terms of context provided by your additional information: The photo likely captures a moment where these men are having political discussions, perhaps relating to Senator \"Cotton Ed\" Smith's legislation and its implications f [...]")
Disability rights are under attack in 17 states! 
Schools wouldn’t have to provide accommodations (no extra test time for ADHD, no wheelchair access, no diabetes care in class).
These 17 states are trying to gut 504 protections:
Please share this! More people need to know.
