Exhibit 1 Share of Kentuckians in Medicaid Who Have Heard About Work Requirements, by Race and Education Percent Data: Authors’ analysis of data from a.

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Exhibit 1 Share of Kentuckians in Medicaid Who Have Heard About Work Requirements, by Race and Education Percent Data: Authors’ analysis of data from a telephone survey conducted in late 2018 of 297 low-income Kentuckians on Medicaid (ages 19–64).

Exhibit 2 Nearly All Kentucky Medicaid Recipients Report Activities That Qualify as Community Engagement Percent Working at least 20 hours a week Unable to work because of a disability Spending at least 20 hours a week in school, caring for family members, or participating in community service Spending at least 20 hours a week looking for work or in job training Would likely not satisfy the state’s proposed community engagement requirements Data: Authors’ analysis of data from a telephone survey conducted in late 2018 of 297 low-income Kentuckians on Medicaid (ages 19–64). Outcomes were assessed in a mutually exclusive hierarchy, such that if someone reported working more than 20 hours per week, then we did not assess whether the person was disabled or fulfilled another category of community engagement.

Exhibit 3 Share of Medicaid Beneficiaries Potentially Affected by Work Requirements Who Have Heard About the Policy — Kentucky vs. Arkansas Percent Data: Authors’ analysis of data from a telephone survey conducted in late 2018 of 297 low-income Kentuckians on Medicaid (ages 19–64) and 429 low-income Arkansans subject to that state’s work requirements (ages 30–49 enrolled in Medicaid or marketplace coverage in the past year).