affected by increases.

It seems that the states that embraced the ACA, opened state exchanges have much better rates than those that didn't in general

so their pricing was high to begin with. Did anyone bring out that fact when they were running? Were the Governors made to take the blame? (rhetorical questions)

of the last six years.

is all completely normal and the GOP will shout lies once again, what else is new?0

those places have their own state exchange?

I live in CT and I have insurance through my employer, and I know I am paying about $20 more per month for this past year. I expected it to rise, though, so it wasn't too much of a surprise.

they also have a cap on how much insurance is allowed to increase, think it's 5%. Don't know about the others.
There is always some sort of increase on healthcare policies. Cable and gas/electric prices too. We should all get that kind of raise to pay for their bills!

it's white with the grey stripes like NY and the west coast. No increase.