The Council of Economic Advisers released a report, Missed Opportunities: The Consequences of State Decisions Not to Expand Medicaid, which details the effects of state decisions regarding Medicaid expansion on access to care, financial security, overall health and well-being of residents, and state economies. The analysis shows the effects in these areas if all states had expanded Medicaid. It also includes the state breakdowns for these important numbers:

• 1.4 million people would have a place to receive clinic care
• 651,000 people would get the care they feel they need for the year
• 829,000 more would have received cholesterol screenings
• 214,000 more women would have received mammograms
• 345,000 more women would have received pap smears
• 255,000 fewer people would face catastrophic out of pocket expenses
• 810,000 fewer people would have trouble paying other bills due to their high medical bills

Read the full report from the Council of Economic Advisers here.