. >> joyce freedman. as you all are aware, the open enrollment last year went among the state-run exchanges went better in some states than others in connecticut it went really well, in maryland not so much. so i wondered if the panelists could talk about particular states that they might be looking at and what would be signs that enrollment is going better than before. >> it's got to be better in oregon. >> yes. >> they've switched to the federal exchanges as has nevada and maryland, i understand, have picked up the connecticut software or website, so i think there are some states where we will clearly see improvement. but we'll have to see. >> there's a related question on a card that panelist might want to address. and the specifics of the question are, have to do with the reenrollment process, i wonder more broadly what the application of the principle is. that is, is that reenrollment process going to look the same in a state-operated exchange as it will in the federally facile stated ones. for examp

. >> joyce freedman. as you all are aware, the open enrollment last year went -- among the state-run exchanges went better in some states than others. in connecticut it went really well, in maryland not so much. so i wondered if the panelists could talk about particular states that they might be looking at and what would be signs that enrollment is going better than before? >> it's got to be better in oregon. >> yes. >> they've switched to the federal exchanges, as has nevada. and maryland, i understand, have picked up the connecticut software or website. so i think there are some states where we'll clearly see improvement, but we'll have to see. >> there's a related question on a card that a panelist might want to address. and the specifics of the question are -- have to do with the re-enrollment process, but i wonder more broadly what the application of the principal is. and that is is that re-enrollment process going to look the same in a state-operated exchange as it will in the federally facilitated