Where Your County Matters Most

Cross-state analysis from CMS Plan Year 2026 data.

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Within a single state, the cheapest Silver plan can cost very different amounts depending on which county you live in. Florida has the widest gap in this dataset: $554 to $2,203 — a 4.0× difference.

StateLowest @40Highest @40GapMultipleCounties
Florida$554$2,203$1,6494.0×67
Texas$540$1,409$8692.6×254
Nebraska$640$1,460$8202.3×93
Oklahoma$561$1,300$7392.3×77
Michigan$385$1,048$6632.7×83
North Carolina$540$1,128$5882.1×100
Utah$559$1,125$5652.0×29
Alabama$583$1,124$5411.9×67
Wisconsin$526$1,062$5362.0×72
South Carolina$456$931$4762.0×46
Ohio$482$924$4421.9×88
Kansas$565$979$4141.7×105
South Dakota$512$882$3701.7×66
Indiana$440$699$2591.6×92
Arkansas$753$879$1271.2×75

Source: CMS Plan Year 2026 Qualified Health Plan Landscape file. Full-price filed rates before premium tax credits; not a quote or an offer of coverage. Published 2026-07-31.

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