That includes Agbator, whose children would once have been considered ineligible because she has a health care plan at work, even though it's one she can't afford.

The state has tried before to cover Minnesota's uninsured children. A bill passed in 2007 was supposed to have covered all children by 2011. The number of uninsured children at the time was also estimated at 70,000.

Thissen, who sponsored the 2009 legislation, said the MinnesotaCare adjustments will provide an option for families until provisions of the federal Affordable Care Act are fully implemented in 2019. The state law is not part of the federal overhaul. Jesson said the expanded coverage will cost $11 million a year when fully implemented, with the federal government paying half. The state's share is already part ofimage generable from the second video data;

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