The Post Has Problems With Its Scorecard in Assessing State Enrollment in the ACA

The Washington Post did an assessment of which states had the largest share of their eligible population enroll in the exchanges and which states were least successful. California topped the charts with 42 percent of the eligible population followed by Vermont. Picking up the rear was Hawaii, where it tells us less than 15 percent of the eligible population enrolled.

There is a big problem with the Post's scorecard. The states didn't start in the same place. In last place Hawaii only 8 percen...