A column on Saturday’s op-ed page (“Why I’m not buying health insurance, this year anyway,” By Rachel Sukeforth) incorrectly identified who would be covered under Medicaid expansion. The expansion would cover about 69,500 Mainers who make less than 138 percent of the federal poverty level, but that number would not include elderly or disabled residents.
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