The survey polled 1,171 adults, between ages 18 and 36.
Here are six survey findings:
• A majority of the reasons for millennials gave for not obtaining coverage before the ACA deadline related to them being uninformed or unaware.
• Sixteen percent of millennials overall and 47 percent of uninsured millennials do not plan on having insurance in 2017.
• Around 47 percent of millennials are not planning to purchase insurance due to affordability.
• African American and Latino millennials are the least likely to be insured.
• A majority of the uninsured are women (60 percent) and unemployed (68 percent).
• Sixty-two percent of uninsured millennials say they are in excellent or good health as compared to 79 percent of insured millennials.
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