No read the article it's being subsidized by people making 60000+. Of course a lot of the high paying jobs in Alaska come from large company's who provide insurance so they're employees are not on the marketplace. Oh and a lot of jobs come from the military and they're not on the marketplace. Oh and these statistics don't include people who rolled over these transitional plans and it doesn't include people who know they are not going to qualify and enroll with premera directly. One of the problems is the arbitrary earning limits that are not adjusted for cost of living. The limit is the same for someone here as in Tallahassee. Combined with our very small population the 20% mentioned above are sol. Why would anyone care that some other family has to pay 1/4 of their annual salary for health insurance when their premium is only $50/month. These people will never be listened to and will continue paying for everyone else unless more people feel these high costs.