Republican Indiana Gov. Mike Pence announced on Tuesday that an agreement had been reached on the state’s Medicaid expansion proposal submitted in July. As many as 350,000 people could gain coverage under the federal health law after a key concession from the Obama administration was made. The deal could lead to half a dozen more states advancing similar Medicaid expansion proposals in Republican-led states including Florida, North Carolina and Wyoming.
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