Which states had the highest, lowest insurance rates for children?

Throughout the nation, the average number of uninsured children is 6.3 percent, according to Tampa Bay Times.

The following five states had the lowest rates of uninsured children in 2014:

•    Vermont: 1.2 percent
•    Massachusetts: 1.8 percent
•    Hawaii: 2.5 percent
•    District of Columbia: 2.7 percent
•    Iowa: 3.2 percent

These states had the highest rates of uninsured children in 2014:
•    Alaska: 12.3 percent
•    Texas: 11.8 percent
•    Arizona: 10.5 percent
•    Florida: 9.6 percent
•    Nevada: 10 percent

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