Posts Tagged ‘Healthcare Reform’
Which Alabama Congressional District has the Most Uninsured?
I promised I would dig deeper...and it turns out there is a problem with the census figures I used in an earlier post. Namely, the question has only been on the American Community Survey administered by the Census Bureau for one year, so the amount of county level data that's available is limited. Unfortunately, the Census Bureau did not [...]
Majority of Swing Voters in Swing Districts Haven’t Settled on a Position on Healthcare Reform
They call them swing voters for a reason. Anzalone-Liszt Research has conducted a survey of 92 Frontline, Blue Dog and rural districts across the country and came up with some very interesting results. · Strong majorities of these voters want reform and want it this year. There is still strong support for reforming the [...]
Something to Consider about Artur Davis and Healthcare Reform
NOTE: I discovered an error in the data below, and have posted an update.I found some interesting data today that backed up a suspicion I had, and I thought I would take the opportunity to share it. The suspicion came from some of my progressive friends who have been arguing that Congressman (and gubernatorial candidate) Artur Davis is somehow [...]
Davis Advocates Pressing the Reset Button on Healthcare, Focusing on Jobs
As noted already by Politico (first in a blog, then a full-blown article) and Left in Alabama, candidate for Alabama governor, Rep. Artur Davis released a statement today blasting his primary opponent and advocating taking a step back from healthcare reform to focus on jobs, Leadership is about building broad support for results. By that [...]
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