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D.C. Dispatches by Derek Wallbank

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    Statistics on health reform by congressional district

    By Derek Wallbank | Published Wed, Mar 17 2010 10:53 am

    WASHINGTON — Aiming to target representatives who might still be on the fence on health care reform, Democrats have released district-by-district figures of exactly what impact they say health reform will have.

    The statistics were compiled by the House Energy and Commerce Committee and then promoted by several groups, including the White House.

    The breakdown for Minnesota representatives, listed district-by-district, can be found by following the links below. Obvious caveat here: The figures seem to square with previous estimates, but note that the folks who put this out want the health care bill to pass.

    The list below is organized by district and, for clarity, I've included the most recent indication of how the representative plans to vote on the latest health reform bill.

    The breakdowns for every district nationwide can be found here.

    Note: This post has been updated to clarify that the E&C Committee originated the report.

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    Derek Wallbank is MinnPost's Washington, D.C., correspondent, covering Minnesota's congressional delegation and reporting on developments out of Washington that are important to Minnesota readers. After graduating from Michigan State University, he covered Michigan politics for the Gongwer News Service, a publication aimed at political insiders. Later he became a reporter for the Lansing State Journal, writing about education and politics and founding the Journal's respected politics blog. Most recently he was a researcher and reporter with Congressional Quarterly in Washington, D.C. He can be reached at dwallbank[at]minnpost[dot]com.

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