Florida is among only 10 states that still refuse Medicaid expansion, which began in January 2014 under the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare. Each of the refusing states has Republicans in command of their legislatures– but Florida, with 2.5 million uninsured, also has one of the nation's highest shares of residents without health coverage.
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State sues feds over rejection of 'Georgia-centric' Medicaid expansion
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