Here's a look at what's happening at some state-based exchanges that have released interim plan selection or QHP paid enrollment figures:

Massachusetts – a state that's faced several enrollment system problems – increased volume to about 1,100 per day from March 15 through March 25, from about 170 per day from Jan. 1 through March 14.
Minnesota increased reported volume to 750 per day from March 13 through March 23, from about 130 per day from Feb. 21 through March 13. But exchange staff members note that they increased the March 23 plan selection totals by adding in people who used paper applications to apply for coverage.
New York increased enrollment to about 9,000 per day from March 11 through March 24, up from about 6,000 per day from Feb. 3 through March 10.
Washington reports figures both for people who have paid for plan coverage and for people who have selected plans but have not yet paid their premiums. The average number of people who either paid for plan coverage or selected a plan without yet paying for the coverage fell to 535 per day from Feb. 27 through March 27, from 770 per day from Jan. 23 through Feb. 27.

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