- Texas — 32.2 percent
- New Mexico — 30.7 percent
- Louisiana — 29.2 percent
- Florida — 29.1 percent
- California — 26.9 percent
- Arizona — 26.0 percent
- Mississippi — 26.0 percent
- Oklahoma — 25.9 percent
- Oregon — 25.7 percent
- Nevada — 25.0 percent
Here is a list of the bottom 10 states with the lowest percentages of uninsured adult men (19-64 years-old) from 2006-2007.
- Hawaii — 11.3 percent
- Minnesota — 12.1 percent
- Massachusetts — 12.9 percent
- Wisconsin — 13.1 percent
- Connecticut — 13.9 percent
- Pennsylvania — 14.5 percent
- Rhode Island — 14.7 percent
- Maine — 14.8 percent
- Iowa — 14.9 percent
- Vermont — 15.0 percent
Source: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation’s At the Brink: Trends in America’s Uninsured report (pdf).
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