The federal matching rate for Medicaid (non-expansion populations):

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The federal matching rate for Medicaid (non-expansion populations) is based on a formula inversely related to the state's per capita income. This means that states with lower per capita incomes receive a higher federal matching rate, while states with higher per capita incomes receive a lower federal matching rate. The current federal matching rate ranges from 50% to 83%, with the highest rates going to the states with the lowest per capita incomes.

The Federal Matching Rate for Medicaid (Non-Expansion Populations)