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More than a quarter (26.3%) of Texans do not own health insurance, giving Texas the lowest rate of health insureds in the nation, according to 2010 data released last week by the U.S. Census Bureau; Massachusetts, Hawaii and the District of Columbia represented the states with the highest rates of health insureds, respectively.
Florida (25.3%), Nevada (25.1%), New Mexico (22.6%) and Georgia (21.9%) round out the low end of the results.
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