electability, we talked about it all campaign season long. among those, you saw more than 60% that want a trump defeater, pete buttigieg is winning the argument now. he gets 27% of voters. klobuchar behind him at 21. sanders at 19. look at joe biden. he is down at 13%. this was his strong suit through all of 2019. after you come in fourth place in iowa, this pierces the electability prospect. those are not going with joe biden. let s do another key race alert now. 14% of the estimated vote now in. bernie sanders maintaining his lead with 28.3%. pete buttigieg with 22.3%. amy klobuchar 20.4%. elizabeth warren is down in fourth place, 9.3%. joe biden is in fit place, 8.6%.
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overwhelmingly agree with you and that is not a surprise to you. the reason this is an issue. you have seen the ceo of twitter, jack dorsey tweet, california is the future and california is this wonderful utopia and the reason that happened is absolutely crushed the republicans and conservatives in california and they run the place. this is insane. heather: he not only tweeted that but from the media, called for that to be done, remember the great lesson, the political future, and bipartisan cooperation cannot get done. the poverty rate is 20.4%.
on obamacare. supposed to know let me just finish. they wanted a guide post tonight i think. republicans in congress. i talked to a bunch today. they were saying we d like to have some things laid down for us. this is what the president will accept, what the president won t accept. senator you re shaking your head because didn t do it because didn t want to box himself in obviously. but they re flying blind. didn t do it because they don t have an answer. thank you. this catastrophe that mitch mcconnell described reduced uninsured raet from 20.4 to 7.8. the real catastrophe is trying to undo this and tell people who finally have the opportunity to have insurance they re not going to have it anymore. that s something that republican politicians don t want to do. governors in the state, in the
exchange, health care.gov should be allowed to receive subsidies under the law. a decision is not expected until june. today, we wanted to look at how the law impacted the number of insured americans and how that s changed since the law s implementation. guess what the uninsured rate is down across the board. nationally it is down nearly 3.5 points 17.3 in 2013. and now 13.8%. it is down in 49 states in the past year. let s look at some of the biggest reductions. arkansas and kentucky. the percentage of uninsured in arkansas dropped from 22.5 to 11.4%. basically in half. and kentucky, from 20.4 to 9.8. both are deep red states with high poverty rates and in 2014 both had democratic governors support of the law. like the rest of the top ten states with the biggest drop, they expanded medicaid and did one of two things either establish a state based