claim: in 2010, uninsured voters made up "about 5 percent of the electorate."
author: charles schumer
evidence_1: aug 1, 2012 ... 69.97% -- percentage of registered voters in ohio who voted in the 2008 election  ... 18 -- number of electoral college seats up for grabs from ohio this election ... < .5% -- percentage of ohioans that identify themselves as mormon. ... 1,565,900 --  the number of uninsured ohioans in 2010, according to the ...
evidence_2: dec 4, 2014 ... ... voters. he estimates that uninsured americans who were the primary  beneficiaries of healthcare reform made up only about 5 percent of the electorate  in 2010, when ... we had the votes in the senate for cloture,” he said.
evidence_3: nov 25, 2014 ... and if health care costs were going up, it didn't really affect them. ... in 2010, only  about 40 percent of those registered voted, so even if ... not) you would still only  be talking about 5 percent of the electorate. ... there's some pretty striking  cynicism in this passage — the uninsured don't vote, so why help them ...
evidence_4: aug 8, 2012 ... in 2010 the states with the largest latino populations were ... by 2018 it is  projected that latinos will make up 18 percent of the .... across all racial and  ethnic groups, latinos report the highest uninsured rates in the united states. ...  latino voters already make up at least 5 percent of potential voters in ...
evidence_5: founded in 2010, native american voters alliance education project (nava)  works to organize a native american electorate ... nava's constituency is made  up of low-income native americans living in both urban and rural areas in new  mexico. ... down to 6.2 percent, but is still higher than the 5 percent national  average.