Globe Residents' Mixed Medicaid Views
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Rural Arizona town's residents have mixed feelings about Medicaid cuts
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The number of Gila County residents on Medicaid and CHIP has nearly doubled over the past 15 years .
Almost 4 in 10 residents are on one of the plans for low- and moderate-income people or those with disabilities.
The House GOP plan would require working-age Medicaid enrollees to prove they are employed or seeking work.
More than two-thirds of nearly 300 U.S. counties with the biggest growth in Medicaid and CHIP backed Trump in the last election.
Many of these counties are in deep-red states such as Kentucky , Louisiana , and Montana .
Voters in these areas are more likely to be concerned about government waste, polls show.
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