About 24 million people would lose Obamacare if it is repealed as congressional Republicans hope, according to a new report.

The report found that 14.5 people would lose coverage with a repeal of the Medicaid expansion and another 8.8 million people would not have marketplace or other individual insurance. Another 700,000 people would lose insurance through their jobs, according to the report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, a charity focusing on health.

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