I'm pretty sure Kos has been saying this for a while, but they don't pay attention until a non-DFH parrots it. Via Taegan.
The National Journal looks at the percentage of people who are uninsured in each Congressional district and notes: "If health care reform passes, many of the districts that benefit most from the federal subsidies to expand access to coverage will be those represented by members who voted against the bill."
I like these odds.
An analysis of Gallup Tracking Poll data finds just four states "show a sizeable Republican advantage in party identification, the same number as in 2008. That compares to 29 states plus the District of Columbia with sizeable Democratic advantages, also unchanged from last year."
Massachusetts is the most Democratic state in the nation, along with the District of Columbia. Utah and Wyoming are the most Republican states.
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