As Gov. Scott Walker ramps up his re-election campaign, his promotional videos tout a list of accomplishments while he has been in office, including “stabilizing” Wisconsin’s health care program for the poor. In a campaign video on Feb. 6, Walker claimed, “We’ve covered everyone living in poverty under Medicaid, without the Obamacare expansion.” According to the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Wisconsin’s Medicaid program — also known as BadgerCare — does cover all Wisconsin residents who are U.S. citizens and qualifying immigrants whose household income is up to 100 percent of federal poverty level (FPL) — $12,140 for an individual. 
Does Wisconsin cover every poor person under Medicaid? We check Gov. Scott Walker’s claim.
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