5 states with the highest, lowest signups on federal ACA exchange so far

More than 8.8 million individuals have signed up for health insurance through the federal exchange between Nov. 1 and Jan. 14, marking a slight increase from the 8.7 million signups recorded during the same period last year.

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Here the five states with the most signups from Nov. 1 to Jan. 14.

1. Florida: 1,668,180

2. Texas: 1,144,864

3. North Carolina: 540,527

4. Georgia: 480,859

5. Pennsylvania: 413,183

Here are the five state with the lowest signups from the same period.

1. Hawaii: 17,775

2. Alaska: 18,255

3. North Dakota: 21,192

4. Wyoming: 23,860

5. Delaware: 26,879

For a full list of ACA health plan signups on HealthCare.gov by state, click here.

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