Get-Out-The-Vote Campaign for Those Affected by Medical Debt
Understanding the Impact of Medical Debt
An estimated 100 million people in the United States face challenges with medical or dental bills they are paying off or that are overdue. This pervasive issue is not merely a personal struggle; it influences voting behavior and civic engagement. The recent campaign aims to empower these individuals by connecting their financial hardships with the electoral process.
Why Medical Debt Matters in Elections
- Medical debt is a significant barrier to financial stability.
- Many individuals affected by medical bills may feel disenfranchised.
- The campaign encourages civic engagement among those burdened by healthcare costs.
Join the Movement
Participating in this get-out-the-vote campaign can uplift voices that often go unheard. It creates a platform for those affected by medical debt to express their needs and advocate for better healthcare policies.
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