Figure 1 Public Opinion on Major Legislation since 1990 Source : Christopher Warshaw, George Washington University More

Figure 1 Party Median “Ideal Points” on Social Security, 1935–2007 Source : Unpublished data from David A. Bateman and John Lapinski; see also Bateman and Lapinski 2016 . More

Figure 1 Predicted Likelihood of Internet as Go-To Source of Health Information When in Need by Race and Insurance Type, Adjusted Model More

Figure 2 Predicted Likelihood of Internet as Go-To Source of Health Information by Race and Mobile Device Access, Adjusted Model More

Figure 3 Predicted Likelihood of Internet as Go-To Source of Health Information by Insurance Type and Mobile Device Access, Adjusted Model More

Figure 1 Distribution of Minnesota Health Insurance Coverage Source : MDH (Minnesota Department of Health). 2016. “Health Insurance Coverage in Minnesota: Results from the 2015 Minnesota Health Access Survey.” February. Saint Paul: MDH. More

Figure 2 Location of Minnesota's Integration Health Partnership Plans Source : SHADAC (State Health Access Data Assistance Center). 2016 . More

Figure 1 The RAWP Formula. Source : Adapted from RCNHS 1978 Note : SMR = standardized mortality ratio. See text for explanation of rows 1–4. More

Figure 1 Bills Included in the Data Set, by Type and Session of Congress Source : Data collected by authors from Congress.gov More

Figure 1 Medicaid spending and enrollment: 1998–2015. Source : Snyder and Rudowitz 2015 . More

Figure 3 Difficulty associated with various DSRIP program requirements. Source : 2015 New Jersey DSRIP Midpoint Hospital Survey, Rutgers Center for State Health Policy. Notes : SNH = safety net hospital; DUA = data use agreement; ED = emergency department. a Executing DUAs and connecting More

Figure 1 Predicted probability of Medicaid enrollment by age at migration. Source : H-EPESE Waves 1–7. More

Figure 5 Changes in insurance coverage by source in the Kaiser Family Foundation data. More

Figure 1 Lack of Health Insurance by Age, 2010 Source : US Census Bureau, Current Population Reports, P60–236 (DeNavas-Walt, Proctor, and Smith 2011 ) More

Figure 2 Support for Federal Expansion of Health Coverage by Age Source : CCES 2008, 2010, and 2011 (Ansolabehere 2012 , 2013a , 2013b ) More

Figure 3 Approval of the ACA by Age Source : Kaiser Health Tracking Poll, April 9–14, 2010 More

Figure 4 Political Participation by Age Source : 2004 National Annenberg Election Survey (NAES variables cRB11 and cKA01 ) More

Figure 6 Support for Federal Children's Health Insurance by Age Source : CCES 2008, 2010, and 2011 (Ansolabehere 2012 , 2013a , 2013b ) More

Figure 1 Conceptual Model of Health Capability Source : Reproduced by permission from Jennifer Prah Ruger, “Health Capability: Conceptualization and Operationalization,” American Journal of Public Health 100, no. 1 (2010): 47. © 2010 by the American Public Health Association. More